If your licence states that you need corrective lenses, you must wear them?

If your licence indicates that corrective lenses are required, it is essential to wear them at all times while driving. Corrective lenses are prescribed to improve your vision to meet the legal and safety standards necessary for operating a vehicle. Failing to wear these lenses when required can significantly impair your ability to see road signs, other vehicles, pedestrians, and other critical aspects of the driving environment, which can lead to dangerous situations for you and others on the road.

Other options suggest wearing corrective lenses only under specific circumstances, such as when carrying passengers, driving at night, or in poor weather conditions. However, the stipulation on the licence holds that wearing corrective lenses is a constant requirement, not just under particular conditions or situations. Adhering to the requirement at all times ensures that you maintain safe driving practices regardless of the time of day or driving conditions.