The driver was stopped and had their eyesight tested. (Image: Police Scotland)
A FIFE driver has had their license revoked after they were stopped and tested by the Police.
Officers stopped the motorist yesterday, Wednesday, November 27, and carried out a roadside eyesight test.
The results showed that the driver did not meet the standards of vision for driving a car and their driving licence was withdrawn.
Sharing the information on X (formerly Twitter), Road Policing Scotland said: "#FifeRP conducted an eyesight test with the driver of this vehicle.
"The driver failed and their licence will be revoked. If your vision does not meet the required standards for driving then you may put yourself and other road users at risk."
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