One eyed is not considered disabled as it counts 30% disability as per standard so far. you can dig out UN Standard for visual disability if they too consider one eyed as 30% or more.
Queries are closed prematurely with less useful replies. This may be avoided. As in a query on 22 oct 2019, regarding this subject, the query is marked as un answered so i could not reply to the query directly. Hence, i write as a query the reply to the same. the affected may contact me for more detail on disability or visual disability matters.
ganesh
(Querist) 24 October 2019
Section 9 (8) (b) of Motor Vehicles Act specifies that the applicant who is desirous of obtaining driving license has to produce a medical certificate in the form and in the manner referred to in Sub - Section (3) of Section 8.
So, it follows that even a one-eyed person , can be issued with a driving license if he/she is medically certified that the disability that he/she are suffering from will not be a source of danger to the public.
One eyed person can apply for grant of driving license as per Section 9 of Motor Vehicles Act 1988.
Guest
(Expert) 24 October 2019
Very Well Explained by Expert Mr.Ganesh . Appreciated
Dr J C Vashista
(Expert) 26 October 2019
I agree and appreciate expert advise of Mr. Ganesh, if the applicant is, otherwise medically fit can be issued licence to drive vehicle.
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