WV DRIVERS WILL HAVE VISION TEST FOR RENEWAL

(04/08/2008)

Starting on January of 2009, all drivers in West Virginia will have to pass a vision test before their licenses to drive are renewed. The tests will only take a few minutes, according to the Department of Motor Vehicles. The tests are the same as teens must pass when they first receive their licenses. It is a process of looking into a machine and indicating that you can identify numbers and letters. Governor Joe Manchin signed the change into law last week, a measure state lawmakers approved during this year's regular legislative session. West Virginia is one of nine states in the country that currently does not require a vision test for license renewals.

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