AL DMV Vision 3

Question 1

Which vision skill declines first for most drivers as they age?

Accepted Answer

Night vision and glare recovery

Answer

Aging eyes typically need more light and recover from headlight glare more slowly, making night driving harder.

Question 2

A driver is temporarily blinded by oncoming high beams at night. What should they do?

Accepted Answer

Look toward the right edge of the road and slow down

Answer

Glancing at the right edge line keeps you on course while your eyes recover from glare.

Question 3

Why are drivers with vision in only one eye often given special consideration during licensing?

Accepted Answer

Loss of one eye reduces depth perception and field of view

Answer

Monocular vision narrows the visual field and impairs distance judgment, so licensing agencies evaluate these drivers carefully and may add restrictions.

Question 4

Which of these is a common license restriction Alabama may place on a driver with limited night vision?

Accepted Answer

Daylight driving only

Answer

Drivers who see adequately in daylight but poorly at night may be restricted to daytime driving.

Question 5

What does the term "visual acuity" measure?

Accepted Answer

The sharpness or clarity of vision

Answer

Visual acuity is the clarity of vision, commonly expressed as a fraction like 20/40.

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AL DMV Vision 3