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A diagnosed change in your vision could hinder your ability to drive safely. When must you notify the SAAQ?
Correct answer: Within 30 days of the diagnosis.
Why
Tell the SAAQ within 30 days of a diagnosis that could hinder safe driving, including a relevant vision change. Do not keep driving when you cannot see well enough to drive safely. The SAAQ will assess your declaration and may request more information, testing or licence conditions. If your licence requires corrective lenses, wear them when driving.
Verified against Driver’s Handbook (SAAQ), English 2018 edition · Safe and responsible driving · p. 62, 63
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