(LEX 18) — Beginning on Jan. 1, 2025, Kentuckians will be required to take a vision screening to renew their driver's license, according to Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.
Officials reported that the screening is part of a new law "designed to improve road safety by ensuring drivers maintain good vision throughout their driving career."
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: SAFE DRIVERS SEE CLEARLY
— Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (@KYTC) September 19, 2024
Starting Jan. 1, 2025, all Kentuckians must complete a vision screening to renew their driver’s license as part of a new law designed to improve road safety by ensuring drivers maintain good vision throughout their driving career. pic.twitter.com/brpbNpcZeA
Officials added that two screening options are available:
- Free screening at any KYTC Driver Licensing Regional Office (no additional appointment required); or
- Vision test from a KYTC-credentialed medical professional.
More information and resources are available here.
