Can I get a C1 driver's license if I can't see with one eye?
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You can obtain a C1 motor vehicle driver's license. Applicants for a motor vehicle driver's license only need to have vision of at least 5.0 in one eye and a horizontal field of vision of 150 degrees to apply for a motor vehicle driver's license. Corrected vision is allowed, and wearing glasses is also permitted. Here is some additional information: 1. Application requirements: Applicants must be between 18 and 70 years old, with vision of at least 5.0, which can be achieved through correction or wearing glasses. Color blindness is not allowed. Applicants must be able to clearly distinguish sounds and may wear hearing aids. Each hand must have at least three fingers. The motor function of both lower limbs must be normal, and there should be no motor dysfunction in the neck or torso. 2. Situations where application is not allowed: Suffering from heart disease, epilepsy, mental illness, dementia, or other diseases that hinder safe driving. Long-term use or injection of drugs, or failure to quit dependence on psychotropic drugs. Having a driver's license revoked within the past two years. Having a motor vehicle driver's license legally revoked within the past three years, or having a driver's license revoked due to a traffic accident.