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> One thing I know he cannot do is drive a car That's specific to your friend, not true in general. Lots of people drive with only one functional eye. At the
by rootusrootus 7y ago
> One thing I know he cannot do is drive a car
That's specific to your friend, not true in general. Lots of people drive with only one functional eye. At the visual distances involved, the depth perception provided by stereoscopic vision doesn't matter much. Especially with all the relative motion. My dad has been driving successfully for 65 years with only one working eye.
- onemoresoop 7y agoTo be honest I don't know whether he is allowed to drive or not, he thinks he isn't allowed and never pursued it.
- WrtCdEvrydy 7y agoThere's a cutoff of a 20/40 on at least one eye (corrected with class A restriction)
- kragen 7y agoI drove for many years with amblyopia, so I didn't have much stereo depth perception. It did cause problems with parallel parking.