If you need corrective lenses to pass the vision test for your driver's license, what restriction will be placed on your license?

When an individual requires corrective lenses to meet the vision standards for operating a vehicle, a specific restriction known as the "corrective lenses restriction" is applied to their driver's license. This indicates that the driver must wear corrective lenses, such as glasses or contact lenses, whenever they are driving. The purpose of this restriction is to ensure the safety of the driver and others on the road, since clear vision is essential for effective driving.

The other options suggest conditions that either do not relate to vision requirements or impose alternative driving conditions that aren't applicable in this situation. Therefore, having the corrective lenses restriction clearly communicates the need for the individual to maintain adequate vision while driving, ensuring compliance with safety regulations related to driving.