Selina Powell
More articles by Selina Powell
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The latest statistics from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency show that there are 336 centenarians with driving licences in Great Britain
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The road safety charity has highlighted the benefits of a detailed eye examination in line with licence renewal every 10 years
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OT speaks with Professor Joanne Wood, who founded Queensland University of Technology’s pioneering vision and driving research laboratory
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More than 60,000 UK drivers have had their licence revoked due to poor vision since 2012
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OT investigates the crucial role that optometrists can play in keeping UK roads safe
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Australian researchers have investigated the impact of cataract surgery on driving performance
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US researchers have investigated how studying a driver’s eye movements could decrease crash risk
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There were 196 accidents on UK roads in 2018 where “uncorrected, defective vision” was a contributory factor, including three fatal collisions
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Poor vision was recorded as a contributory factor in three fatal accidents, 53 serious accidents and 140 slight accidents in 2018
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The Road Safety Statement 2019 highlights that the UK has the third lowest number of road deaths per capita in Europe, behind Sweden and Norway