TheAnomaly
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Ohio
I was stopped because the license plate light on my car had burned out. Due to my vision, my license is restricted to daylight hours only. (I have 20/40 vision, which is the requirement for night driving, but I only have vision in one eye, which changes the required acuity to 20/30.)
Instead of citing me for the restrictions, I have been charged with not having a valid license.
Since this is a different law, did I just get lucky this time? Or will the end result be the same?
I was stopped because the license plate light on my car had burned out. Due to my vision, my license is restricted to daylight hours only. (I have 20/40 vision, which is the requirement for night driving, but I only have vision in one eye, which changes the required acuity to 20/30.)
Instead of citing me for the restrictions, I have been charged with not having a valid license.
Since this is a different law, did I just get lucky this time? Or will the end result be the same?