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The summer season brings sunshine, vacation and warm-weather activities into full gear. But before you put the top down on your convertible, it’s important to remember that sunnier conditions also call for more protection for your eye and skin health — not to mention vision protection for those summer drives.
It can be more difficult to see when driving at night, whether due to general road hazards or eye conditions that could be affecting your ability to see in darker settings. These factors impact drivers all around the world.
Navigating the roads can be challenging, even for a driver with 20/20 (or 6/6) vision. That challenge becomes even greater with poor eyesight, which can potentially reduce your reaction time and lead to auto accidents.
Wearing your glasses when you drive to the store or head out on a bike ride is just as important for road safety as wearing a seat belt or helmet. Clear vision is important on the street and bike path. Need more convincing? Here are four reasons you should wear your glasses while you’re on the road
Driving at night can be more dangerous than driving during the daytime due to darker conditions, glare from headlights and other road hazards. Because of these risks, it is important to maintain visual safety and take appropriate vehicle-related precautions.
Whether you’re walking, cycling or riding a motorcycle or scooter, vision can help keep you out of danger.
If you are unable to see road signs, pedestrians or other drivers, you can create a hazard for every one you share the road with, which can lead to car accidents. One in five drivers can’t see well enough to drive safely. Can you?
We take a look at some of the leading causes of blindness and how they could be prevented.