Be the Driver of Your Safety

Safe driving starts with safe vision

Reduce your crash risk by following three simple steps

1. Check your vision regularly

A regular eye examination allows us to monitor any changes in your vision and eye health. While vision can be corrected with prescription eyewear, common eye conditions like cataract, glaucoma or macular degeneration can also play a role. Early detection is key to preventing avoidable vision loss.

2. Protect your eyes from glare

A high quality anti-reflective coating reduces glare, light streaking and distortion from oncoming headlights, which is especially important in low-light conditions such as night-time driving. An AR coating will give you clearer, and more comfortable vision while driving.

3. Wear your glasses on the road

Recent research shows that many Australians are getting behind the wheel without their corrective eyewear, endangering themselves and others. Wearing your glasses as prescribed improves your depth perception and vision clarity, so that you can make safer decisions on the road.

Noticed changes in your vision?

Talk to our experienced optometrists at Dwyer & Ross about the options and technologies available to help you stay safe and confident behind the wheel.