Drivers over 70 Face Driving Bans in UK Under New Rules Shake-Up

‘Why pick on over-seventies?’ Eye test plan sparks debate

Our community is divided on compulsory eye tests for drivers over 70, with some calling for testing at all ages and others warning that targeting older motorists could unfairly restrict independence

Drivers over 70 face driving bans in UK under new rules shake-up

UK ministers are considering compulsory eye tests every three years for drivers aged over 70 and a driving ban for those who fail

T&A readers have say on plans to bring in mandatory eye tests for older drivers

Telegraph & Argus readers have been having their say after it emerged motorists aged over 70 could be banned from the roads if they fail…

UK drivers 'banned from roads' if they fail compulsory eyesight tests

UK ministers are considering compulsory eye tests every three years for drivers aged over 70 and a driving ban for those who fail

Drivers over 70 face driving bans in UK under new rules shake-up

UK ministers are considering compulsory eye tests every three years for drivers aged over 70 and a driving ban for those who fail

Over-70s face driving ban in eye test rules, sparking calls to ‘test all ages’

The government is considering a major overhaul of driving regulations in England and Wales in a bid to improve road safety, including measures to crack down on drink-driving and stricter penalties for those who fail to wear a seatbelt