Medical Conditions

Sight

• You must correctly read the vision test's 20/40 line with both eyes. If you wear glasses or contacts to pass the test, you must wear them when driving.

• You must read the vision test's 20/30 line if you're blind in one eye.

• You will not be allowed to continue with the licensing process if you fail your vision test.

Hearing

There are no restrictions in New Hampshire.

Seizures

If you suffer a blackout or loss of consciousness, your license will be suspended. You must remain free of additional epidoses for a period of one full year and submit to a medical evaluation before your license will be fully restored.

Aging Drivers

Drivers 75 and older must take a road test as part of their license renewal process.

Reporting an Incompetent Driver

The Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) accepts letters from family members, police officers, courts and other DMVs. It does not accept anonymous tips.

In your letter, include the driver's name, address, license number (if possible), date of birth, and reasons why you think this driver is unfit to operate a vehicle. Also include your name and contact information.

Mail to:

• Department of Safety

• Division of Motor Vehicles

• Driver Licensing

• 23 Hazen Drive

• Concord, New Hampshire 03305

Call (603) 271-2371 with more specific questions.

Testing Accommodations for Drivers With Disabilities

Contact the Licensing Officer at any driver licensing office regarding testing accommodations.

Medical Forms and Publications

• Out-of-State Eye Examination