Question 15 (part 2) · LDEK · Other
In the case of monocular vision of a driver with a B, B1 driving license an authorised doctor:
- A. can certify there are no contraindications for driving after a 6-month period of adaptation.
- B. can certify there are no contraindications for driving after a period of adaptation shorter than 6 months.
- C. can certify there are no contraindications for driving after an 8-month period of adaptation.
- D. can certify there are no contraindications for driving at any time.
- E. is always obliged to certify that there are contraindications for driving.
Hint
EU-harmonised rules on drivers' fitness require an adaptation period after newly developed monocular vision; recall how long it lasts.
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