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Maryland Class C Knowledge Test Practice
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A driver’s Maryland license requires corrective lenses. What should the driver do when driving?
Correct answer: Wear the required glasses or contact lenses.
Why
If the license requires corrective lenses, use the required glasses or contact lenses while driving. The restriction reflects the vision standard met with correction. Follow any other restrictions on the license as well; do not decide that familiar roads or daylight make them unnecessary.
Verified against Maryland Driver’s Manual and current Transportation Article · Following a vision restriction · p. 7
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