Driver’s Vision Test

Driver's License Vision Test from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.

You can test your distance vision on-line using a Snellen Chart. The Snellen Chart is the eye chart most doctors use and is the industry standard. It has standard size letters and is normally viewed at a test distance of 20 feet. The on-line Snellen Chart will vary in size according to the size of your screen, therefore, the test distance will also change. You will have to calculate the proper test distance based on the size of the letter "E" at the top of the chart. Use a ruler to measure the Big "E" in inches on your screen and multiply that number by 2.838. This gives you the number of feet you must stand or sit from your screen while taking the test.

When you choose to have your surgery performed with the LenSx® laser, you'll enjoy a truly innovative solution that allows for customization in cataract surgery. A bladeless, computer-controlled laser allows the surgeon to plan and perform your surgery to exact individualized specifications, not attainable with past cataract surgery methods.

With the LenSx® laser, you can move forward with confidence knowing that you've chosen the most advanced technology available for this life-changing procedure, one that enables a customized cataract surgery experience. If you are seeking a Louisville cataract surgeon consider choosing the most advanced cataract surgery technology available right here at Eye Care Institute in Louisville.

Information provided by KY Transportation Cabinet Division of Driver Licensing.

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