Oregon's Limited Vision Condition Program lets people with best corrected acuity between 20/80 and 20/200 drive using a bioptic telescopic lens, and this report is the vision specialist's certification that the person qualifies. The specialist confirms prognosis, visual field, benefit from a bioptic and fitting, and states whether night driving is safe. A new certification is required every two years.
The applicant fills in identity and address details; a licensed vision specialist completes the certification checkboxes after an exam within the last six months, then signs the form and sends it in.
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Report of Limited Vision Examination for Limited Vision Drivers with Bioptic Telescopic Lens
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The vision specialist. The applicant instructions say to take the certificate to a licensed vision specialist of their choice for an examination and ask the specialist to complete it and submit it to DMV Driver Specialty Services by fax or mail.
The date of examination must be within the last six months. After licensing, the person must provide a new certification from a licensed vision specialist every two years to stay in Oregon's Limited Vision Condition Program.
Not at first. The license carries a daylight-only restriction, removed only when a vision specialist indicates on a Report of Limited Vision Examination that the person's vision does not prohibit safe night driving and a rehabilitation training specialist certifies completed nighttime training.