If you have a restriction B (must wear contacts or glasses) on your driver license, must you drive with your eyewear?

Having a restriction B on your driver’s license indicates that you are legally required to wear corrective lenses, such as glasses or contacts, while driving. This means that if your license includes this restriction, you must use your prescribed eyewear at all times while operating a vehicle to adhere to legal standards regarding vision and road safety. Not wearing your corrective lenses when required can lead to safety hazards on the road, as well as potential legal consequences, such as fines or penalties for driving without the necessary eyewear. Therefore, it is crucial to comply with this requirement to ensure both your safety and that of others while driving.