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These are considered to be normal vision with the 20/20 line being the traditional normal vision line. It is generally felt that the maximum visual acuity of the eye is around 20/15 or 20/16. This means that if you are able to read the bottom line, you are probably a good guesser.

So, if your vision is 6/12 this means that you can see, at 6 metres, what a 'normal' person can see at 12 metres from the chart. That is, your central vision is half of normal.

The minimum visual acuity standard is 20/70 in either eye or both eyes together with or without corrective lenses (if vision cannot be improved). However, if one eye is blind or 20/200 or worse, the other eye must be 20/40 or better.

If the smallest print you can read is line 3 (T O Z) from 20 feet away while wearing your regular glasses or contact lenses, the doctor records your vision (or visual acuity) as 20/70 with best correction.

If you fail the vision test while wearing your eyeglasses or contacts, your prescription could be outdated. In that case, you'll need to schedule a comprehensive eye exam, where an eye doctor can measure your eyesight and provide an updated prescription for glasses or contacts.

Texas Vision Test Requirements You will face no restrictions to your license if you have 20/50 vision or better with your best eye or both eyes together, and your results are accompanied by an eye specialist's note indicating that your vision cannot be improved or repaired.

Normal results for each of the tests are as follows: Amsler grid test: All lines appear straight and unbroken with no distorted or missing areas. Distance vision test: All letters on the 20/20 line read correctly. Near vision test: You are able to read the line labeled 20/20 or J-1.

20/20 vision is considered "normal" vision, meaning you can read at 20 feet a letter that most people should be able to read at 20 feet. If a patient reads the 20/200 line that means they can read at 20 feet the letters that people with "normal" vision can read at 200 feet.