The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 adds disability to that list, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities in any place of public accommodation, including health care providers' offices or hospitals, regardless of funding source.
Just like any other driver, if you are blind in one eye, the other eye has an acuity reading of 20/40, and your combined vision is 20/40, you will be eligible to receive a driver license. Consult your optometrist for further evaluation. 10.
By FMCSA rules, you should be able to read a wall chart at 20 feet and have vision of 20/40 or better with both eyes and each eye individually. And that can be with a corrective lens. I would make sure the vision portion of the DOT examination is completed by your eye doctor.That covers everybodyâs bases.Natasha. Visual acuity must be 20/40 or better in both eyes and each eye individually. That includes using corrective lenses. If you do not pass the eye test due to a cataract, then you donât get to drive until itâs corrected.