Permit test passed but failed vision?

Many people don't realize that they need glasses or contacts until they go to the DMV and fail the vision test. Some accidents are caused by people with vision problems. It does not make sense to be driving a car and you cannot see anything. You need to have good vision to drive.

Your permit will be valid for a limited amount of time. Usually anywhere between 6 months - 12 months depending on your state as you did not tell us where you live. You will have to come back to DMV with corrective lenses and retake the vision test. If you pass the vision test with glasses or lenses on, you must always wear it every time you drive. There will be a restriction on your license that will say, "Must wear corrective lenses when driving." If a cop pulls you over without it, then you might as well enjoy paying big fines.

If you bring back a successful test, you will likely be issued the permit.................BUT !...... Why are you asking here instead of your DMV ??????


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There will be a time limit after which you must re-take the permit test, but otherwise it's highly unlikely they'll want to waste the time and expense for a re-test.

Rules vary across different DMV authorities though, so for an exact answer ask them.

If you need glasses to pass the test you'll have to wait until you get them. Your license will have the notation: "Must wear corrective lenses", and if you're caught driving without the glasses you can be cited. This is a time to be "SAFE", not vain.

you mean the written test and not the permit test, and yes, when you go back to dmv, you show then the optometrists note and you should get your paper permit then