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Driving and vision

Quarter of drivers affected by bright headlights drive less at night as a result

The College of Optometrists has collaborated with the RAC on its latest research into the issue of headlight glare. Under-35s, and those in conventional height vehicles, are more likely to say headlights are too bright, though three-in-10 SUV drivers still say most are.

We respond to DVLA's proposals to allow optometrists to complete DVLA medical questionnaires

The College responds to DVLA's consultation on amending the Road Traffic Act 1988 to allow registered healthcare professionals to complete DVLA medical questionnaires.

How refractive blur affects driver judgement and our Focus On Life campaign

Podcast: Find out about Dr Joanne Wood's latest research on how “Refractive Blur Affects Judgement of Pedestrian Walking Direction at Night” and our latest campaign - Focus on Life.

Road safety and drivers’ attitudes to the UK number plate test and regular revalidation (C-100464)

A snapshot of driver attitudes to requiring a vision check undertaken in a sample of 100 consecutive patients in optometry practice who held a driving licence.

College of Optometrists publishes advice for drivers during Road Safety Week

Vision plays a vital role in driving, and as a driver it’s important that you ensure you have the best vision possible.

32. Acting with honesty and integrity

Should you do a sight test to fill in a vocational form?

Optometry, driving and vision: take part in our survey

Take part in our latest research project in conjunction with the University of Warwick and the Department for Transport