Section 483.340 - Vision screening standards1. The following summary of vision standards consists of minimum levels of acceptable vision and the restrictions that will be imposed on a driver if he or she fails to meet those minimum levels:(a) Vision with no progressive abnormalities or diseases of the eye: (1) Better than and including 20/40 - full driving privileges.(2) Worse than 20/40 through and including 20/70 - daylight driving only.(3) Worse than 20/70 - not eligible to be licensed.(b) Vision with progressive abnormalities or diseases of the eye: (1) Better than and including 20/40 - full driving privileges.(2) Worse than 20/40 through and including 20/60 - daylight driving only and yearly visual examination.(3) Worse than 20/60 - not eligible to be licensed.(c) Drivers with vision of 20/100 or worse in one eye and the vision in the other eye is: (1) Better than and including 20/40 - full driving privileges.(2) Worse than 20/40 through and including 20/50 - daylight driving only and yearly visual examination.(3) Worse than 20/50 - not eligible to be licensed.2. A person who fails to meet the minimum levels of acceptable vision for a license may not be licensed to drive, and the Department shall not administer a driving test to that person. A person who fails to meet minimum standards may submit a medical report by a physician or optometrist licensed to practice in this State for consideration by the Department. The Department may request additional opinions or supporting information if a medical report is questionable or unclear. All medical reports are advisory and are not binding on the Department.Nev. Admin. Code § 483.340
Dep't of Motor Veh., License for Disabled Persons Reg. § VI, eff. 4-29-82-NAC A by R015-97, 11-14-97; R065-12, 11-1-2012NRS 481.051, 483.220, 483.360