Police crack down on poor vision with roadside checks
Police have been out and about today asking motorists to stop and read the registration plate of a vehicle parked 20.5 metres away - the legal standard set by the DVLA.
They are warning that drivers who fail this roadside eyesight test could have their licence revoked instantly.
Many sailed through the spot-check - but for others it was a wake-up call, as our correspondent Carl Edwards reports.
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