Can People with Color Weakness Pass the Driver's License Physical Examination?

[MichaelFitz]

This depends on the specific degree of color weakness. If one cannot even distinguish traffic lights, it can easily lead to traffic accidents, and they cannot apply for a driver's license. Color weakness, also known as color vision deficiency, can be understood as a mild form of color blindness where the ability to recognize colors is present but with lower sensitivity. Below is additional information: 1. Legal provisions: The "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driver's Licenses" only states that "people with red-green color blindness cannot apply for a driver's license," while those with color weakness or other types of color blindness are allowed. Secondly, color weakness is not the same as color blindness; it means the ability to distinguish colors is worse than that of the average person, not a complete loss of color recognition, and it can be corrected. 2. Color weakness: Color weakness refers to a poor ability to distinguish colors, which can be caused by congenital inheritance or acquired diseases. Patients mainly show a reduced ability to recognize colors. Generally, patients can see the same colors as normal people, but their ability to distinguish colors is very weak.