Can you get a driving licence if you are colour blind?
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Yep.all traffic lights are in the same order, so a color blind person knows which is red, etc.
Yes.
ya im pretty sure
I know you can in the U.S. my mom's ex is color blind and he has his.
i think not. my friend couldnt
Yes, this is why the red light is always on the top and green on the bottom. So the color blind can tell the difference
yes you can
yep thats why they have the traffic lights all the same design, top stop middle stop or gun it bottom go
Yes, since most people dont realize their color blind.
Simple answer. Yes you can.
yup
My mates colour blind and he drives.
He drives a Bright yellow car tho. can tell he is abit colour blind.
yes..yes you can.
Since all DMV test do not test for such a problem, how would they know?
I think you can. One of the reasons they standardized traffic lights was for the color blind to know if the light is at the top it is RED!
It should not interfer with getting your licence. Most times it is symbols which are to reffer for multi-purpose. Most people know that a stop sign is an octagon and RED. It is knowing the meaning of these signs and symbols that count.
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Yes, but you can't get a commercial pilots licence.
My did did. They don't do a color vision test at the DMV.
yes, provided you can drive safely
yes
Yes
yes, you can
It should be possible. Traffic lights in the US have been designed with modified signal colors (e.g. the green light contains some blue, for the benefit of those with color blindness). Each state will have its own policies, in regard to license endorsements, driving restrictions, and examination requirements.
Yes. But you can't get a commercial pilot's license, nor can you work for the railroad as an engineer.
Yes!
No problem.
Cant drive a train though.
Completely blind more of a problem but a good lawyer like Cherry Blare should be able to get you one.
yes but you can only get them in black and white
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