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Should Rehabilitation Teachers and Low Vision Clinicians Encourage their Clients with Low Vision to use Bioptic Telescopes so they can Drive? If not, should Visually Impaired Persons be Allowed to Drive without Bioptic Telescopes?

Bioptic telescopes can enable visually impaired persons to perform some of the periodically encountered driving tasks that would be otherwise much more difficult or impossible. Used properly, there are no significant hazards associated with using the telescope to drive. The device is most useful to people who often drive unfamiliar routes and therefore need to rely on reading road signs. For people whose driving is confined to familiar environments, the ability to read signs and distinguish fine details may be of little functional relevance, and so magnifying devices such as the bioptic telescope might be of little or no practical value to them.