(4) If the applicant's best corrected vision in both eyes together is worse than 20/70 but is 20/100 or better, an unrestricted driver license will be denied but the applicant may request that a restricted license be issued.
The applicant may also be required to pass the driving portion of the examination at renewal. (3) If the applicant's best corrected vision in both eyes together is worse than 20/40 but 20/70 or better, the applicant may receive a driver license that restricts him to driving during daylight hours only, 55 miles per hour on the interstate and 45 miles per hour otherwise, and/or forbids him from driving during inclement weather. (2) If the applicant's uncorrected vision is worse than 20/40 in both eyes together and the vision can be improved, the applicant may receive a driver license with corrective lens restrictions. (1) If the applicant's uncorrected vision is 20/40 or better in each eye or both eyes together, and no medical problems affect the vision, the applicant may receive a driver's license without corrective lens restrictions. This restriction is placed on the driver license of a person who meets the minimum.
