Revision question · Band 3 driving test, disabilities, law

What will happen if your pupil is taking their driving test but they can't meet the eyesight requirements?

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They'll be allowed to continue with the test

They'll have the test cancelled

They'll have the test postponed

They'll fail the test at once and not be asked to drive

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They'll fail the test at once and not be asked to driveThis was the right answer

The eyesight test is carried out at the start of the practical driving test. If a candidate can't meet the eyesight requirements, they'll fail the test and it won't continue any further.

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Car driving testReviewed guidance summary · The eyesight check uses the current modern-plate distance, and a failure ends the practical driving part.Carrying out driving tests: examiner guidanceReviewed guidance summary · The eyesight check uses the current modern-plate distance, and a failure ends the practical driving part.

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