she enjoyed every moment and was so looking forward to getting married. 28—year—old natalie wade diedg dress. she was hit by a 78—year—old driver with poor eyesight. there's always an empty chair, and christmas, birthdays, the day she would have been married, they are still very painful. the driver who killed natalie was blind in one eye and partially sighted in the other, but he died before being tried for dangerous driving. but natalie is just one of 70 people who are killed or seriously injured in similar incidents involving bad eyesight last year. the legal standard for eyesight involves being able to read a number plate from 20 metres, but that's something that's only tested when you first take your test. at the moment, everyone needs to fill out a form like this every ten years to renew their driving license and that involves answering a question about their eyesight and if you're over the age of 70, you have to fill out a slightly more comprehensive form every three years, but it's still a question ofjust putting a tick in a box, there's no requirement to take an actual eye tes

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their campaign is backed by the family of natalie wade, who was killed by a partially sighted driver.etting married. 28—year—old natalie wade died on her way to buy a wedding dress. she was hit by a 78—year—old driver with poor eyesight. there's always an empty chair, and christmas, birthdays, the day she would have been married, they are still very painful. the driver who killed natalie was blind in one eye and partially sighted in the other, but he died before being tried for dangerous driving. but natalie is just one of 70 people who are killed or seriously injured in similar incidents involving bad eyesight last year. the legal standard for eyesight involves being able to read a number plate from 20 metres, but that's something that's only tested when you first take your test. at the moment, everyone needs to fill out a form like this every ten years to renew their driving license and that involves answering a question about their eyesight and if you're over the age of 70, you have to fill out a slightly more comprehensive form every three years, but it's still a question ofjust p

their campaign is being backed by the family of natalie wade, who was killed by a partially sighted driverwn head saying you should not be driving. we see a handful of patients every year. the association of optometrists are serving... all over the uk. association of optometrists are serving... all overthe uk. one association of optometrists are serving... all over the uk. one in three have seen a patient in the past month to huge continues to drive despite their vision being below the legal standard. iu under obligation to pass that on? we have to be very careful to balance our duty of confidentiality against our wider duty. we will only disclose information if we felt there was a serious risk to other ute road users. if somebody can't see probably, they are going to be that, a risk? they can be. but in most cases of thermometers can help, because they can correct position. and it is also a compound that health check. we do not want to discourage people from having their eyes tested,, because we can pick up eyes tested,, because we can pick up eye diseases before they can't become a prop