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Indiana Operator's Knowledge Exam Practice
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An Indiana license requires corrective lenses. What must the driver do while driving?
Correct answer: Wear the required glasses or contact lenses.
Why
Wear the corrective lenses required by the license. A familiar route, a short trip or good daylight does not replace the restriction. If vision changes, follow the BMV process for reviewing the restriction instead of deciding to ignore it.
Verified against Indiana Driver's Manual · Corrective lens restriction · p. 18
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