Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes — Motor Vehicles (Ch. 186–189A)
KRS (Motor Vehicles) § 186.579: Restricted operator's license requiring daytime driving, use of bioptic telescopic device, and vehicle with left and right outside mirrors -- Removal of restrictions -- Annual submission of comprehensive visual examination -- Suspension of license
What this law says, in plain English
Kentucky law permits restricted operator's licenses for visually impaired drivers who pass exams, requiring daytime driving, bioptic devices, and specific vehicle mirrors. Annual vision exams are mandatory; failure to submit results or unstable vision conditions can result in license suspension.
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