Results 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 …

Objective: The stipulated minimum visual requirement for issuance of commercial driving
license in Nigeria is based only on distance visual acuity (VA) minimum of 6/9 in the better …

Results: Most of the drivers (88%) in this study had a visual acuity of at least 6/6 and it's quite
important to note that none of them had monocular blindness. Prevalence of visual …

Aims/Objectives: To determine the ocular status of commercial vehicle drivers in Osun State,
Western Nigeria and highlight the effect on safety on the road. Design: A cross-sectional …

Aims and objectives: To objectively assess the visual acuity of commercial motor drivers
(CMD) in 3 Local Government Areas (LGA) of Ogun State of Nigeria in order to determine …

Driving is recognized to be a visually intensive task and accordingly legal minimum standard
of vision required for all motorists is stipulated. This study was carried out to find out how …

Purpose: This study was conducted to ascertain the sociodemographic and driving
characteristics associated with visual standards for driving among mass transit drivers in …

Objective: To determine the prevalence of visual impairment among commercial intercity
vehicle drivers (CIVDs) in Ilorin, Nigeria. Design: A cross-sectional descriptive study …

Aim: This study aimed at determining the ocular status of commercial intercity drivers.
Methods: This descriptive study was conducted at Owo, South West Nigeria among …

Background: Driving requires good vision for safe and effective execution. Eye examination
is required before issuance of drivers' license, but seldom conducted. Aim: The study aimed …