| Driver licensing agency contact information |
North Carolina Department of Transportation Division of Motor Vehicles 1100 New Bern Avenue Raleigh, NC 27697 www.dmv.dot.state.nc.us |
919 715-7000 |
| Visual acuity Visual fields Color vision requirement Road test Restricted licenses |
Each/both eyes without correction Each/both eyes with correction If one eye blindother with/without correction Absolute visual acuity minimum Are bioptic telescopes allowed? Minimum field requirement Visual field testing device None Standardized road test; certain tasks must be completed to pass. Restrictions include daytime driving only, speed restrictions, and no interstate driving. |
20/40 20/50 20/30 or better 20/100; 20/70 if one eye is blind No. However, the applicant can initiate a medical appeal process if so desired. 60˚ in one eye Keystone; Stereo Optec 1000 |
| Standard Age-based renewal procedures |
Length of license validation Renewal options and conditions Vision testing required at time of renewal? Written test required? Road test required? Drivers age 60 and older are not required to parallel park on their road test. |
5 years In-person Yes Yes No |
| Physician/medical reporting Immunity Legal protection DMV follow-up Other reporting Anonymity |
Physicians are encouraged to report unsafe drivers. North Carolina statutes protect the physician who reports an unsafe driver. No Driver is notified in writing of referral. Will accept information from courts, other DMVs, police, family members, and other sources. Letters must be signed. Not anonymous or confidential. The driver may request a copy of his/her records. |
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| Role of the MAB MAB contact information |
The MAB reviews all medical information that is submitted to the DMV and determines what action should be taken. These actions can be appealed. North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles Medical Review Unit 3112 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27697 919 861-3809 Fax: 919 733-9569 |
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