Applicants for a Massachusetts Class D or M permit or license can bring MAB102 instead of taking the RMV vision screening. The ophthalmologist or optometrist records Snellen acuity, combined horizontal field, bioptic telescope details, diplopia and color vision, then certifies in Section C whether the applicant meets the state's minimum visual standards. The RMV accepts only the signed original within 12 months of the screening.
An ophthalmologist or Massachusetts-licensed optometrist completes Section B (screening data) and Section C (analysis, Massachusetts registration number and signature) and keeps a copy for 12 months. The applicant completes and signs Section A.
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Class D and M Vision Screening Certificate
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The RMV does not accept MAB102 more than 12 months after the screening date recorded on it. After that, the applicant needs a new screening and a newly signed certificate. The RMV also requires the original with original writing; photocopies are refused.
Yes. Drivers aged 75 or older renewing a Class D or M license must either pass a vision test at an RMV Service Center or AAA office, or present a completed vision screening certificate that meets the RMV's standards during their appointment.
No. MAB102 covers Class D and M licenses. Applicants for a Class A, B or C permit or license use MAB103, the CDL Vision Screening Certificate, which applies the federal standard of 20/40 in each eye and 70 degrees of horizontal field in each eye.