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The results showed that 114 (36.2%) drivers were within the age group of 31–40 years. Most of the respondents [272 (86.3%)] were married; almost all the respondents [311 (98.7%)] were males, whereas four (1.3%) were surprisingly females. More than half of the respondents [172 (54.6%)] had a secondary level of education, whereas 12 (3.8%) had no formal education. Less than a tenth [30 (9.5%)] were visually impaired, with two (0.6%) having severe visual impairment, whereas majority of respondents had normal visual acuity [285 (90.5%)]. There were statistically significant associations between the respondents’ level of education (P< 0.001) driving experience (P< 0.001), blood pressure (P< 0.007), and visual acuity. Regression analysis [odds ratio (95% confidence interval)] showed that respondents with secondary level of education and above were 2.762 (1.162–6.563) times more likely to have …