Can People with Strabismus Obtain a Driver's License?

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MacDiana
07/30/25 3:49am
People with strabismus can obtain a driver's license. There are no strict requirements regarding strabismus; as long as the vision meets the standard, one can take the test. Validity Period of Driver's License Application: Generally, after paying the application fee, there is a three-year validity period for the driving test, meaning the duration from Subject 1 to Subject 4 exams is three years. If the exams from Subject 1 to Subject 4 are not completed within three years, one must reapply and pay the fee to continue the process. Driver's License Test Subjects: Subject 1 includes theoretical exams on road traffic rules and traffic safety violations. Subject 2 includes tests like stopping and starting on a slope, parallel parking, and curve driving. Subject 3 covers starting the vehicle and meeting oncoming traffic. Subject 4 is the safety and civilized driving knowledge test.
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