UK road safety push could see mandatory eye tests for older drivers
Ministers also considering lowering drink-drive limit among measures to reduce road deaths and injuriesOlder drivers could face mandatory eye tests and the drink-drive limit could be cut as the government tries to reduce the number of road deaths.In a major overhaul of the UK’s road safety laws,...
<p>Ministers also considering lowering drink-drive limit among measures to reduce road deaths and injuries</p><p>Older drivers could face mandatory eye tests and the drink-drive limit could be cut as the government tries to reduce the number of road deaths.</p><p>In a major overhaul of the UK’s road safety laws, ministers are also reportedly considering tougher penalties for uninsured drivers and failing to wear a seatbelt.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/aug/10/uk-road-safety-push-could-see-mandatory-eye-tests-for-older-drivers">Continue reading...</a>
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