Andrew McClean
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The companies will highlight the importance of good vision and functional tyres
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The multiple will encourage people to ‘step up for safe streets’ during Road Safety Week
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Bayfields Opticians and Galaxy Optical Services join DVLA bid
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Essilor and Total will provide vision care services to road users during a six-month pilot programme
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A total of 599 people did not pass their driving test last year because of the number plate test
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The AIO, Vision Express, Smart Employee Eyecare, Hakim Group and Leightons Opticians & Hearing Care have teamed up for the bid
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Thames Valley, Hampshire and West Midlands police are taking part in Brake’s driver vision campaign this month
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Essilor’s spokesman for its Driving Blind campaign, Nigel Corbett (pictured), tells OT about how the company is petitioning for legislative change for sight test regulations for drivers
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A public-facing initiative is reminding drivers to check that their eyesight meets the required driving standards