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Write 1000 letters for help to the blind who take the driver's license test.
In the past six months, in order to realize his driving dream as soon as possible, Ronaldinho, whose eyesight is impaired in one eye, sent thousands of letters for help to NPC deputies and CPPCC members.
20 13 During the National People's Congress, this newspaper reported the proposal of Deng Xiaohong, a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, with the title "I just want to drive aboveboard", calling for allowing people with monocular vision impairment to legally obtain a driver's license. Now more and more people are calling on people with monocular vision impairment to realize their driving dreams.
He is blind in one eye and the road to drive is blocked.
Ronaldinho, 33, lives in Chongqing. When he was 3 years old, he was blind in his left eye. 20 13, ronaldinho knows he can't take the driver's license test.
"I run a computer repair shop now, and not having a car has a great impact on business development." Ronaldinho said with some excitement: "There are more than 20 million people with monocular vision impairment in China, and even disabled people can drive, but the roads for us non-disabled people are completely blocked." Some people with monocular visual impairment have been driving secretly for more than ten years without an accident, and some have been told not to take a driver's license with one eye after taking subject three.
Ronaldinho hopes that more people will pay attention to the demands of this group. Since July last year, he began to look for the contact information of NPC deputies and CPPCC members online, and then sent a registered letter. In just half a year, he sent six or seven hundred registered letters, and also sent thousands of letters for help through e-mail and fax.
I also met my own research report.
Wang Xiaobing (a pseudonym), who was interviewed by reporters last year, told reporters that they are still working hard for their dreams this year.
"We learned from the reply of the Ministry of Public Security to the members that some countries do not allow people with monocular vision impairment to drive. However, unlike the information we have, we specially invited a translation company to translate the requirements of driving vision in the United States, Singapore, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea and other places, and found that driving is basically conditional and absolutely not allowed. " Wang Xiaobing said that they also drafted a 70-page "Research Report on Legal Driving of People with Monocular Visual Impairment", and the fourth edition has been revised.
Attitude change, ophthalmologists publicly apologize.
"I didn't follow the academic spirit of in-depth investigation, and made a judgment based on intuition and subjective speculation on the statement that the visually impaired with only one eye are not suitable for driving ..." Recently, a public apology letter was circulated among the visually impaired with one eye. The reporter contacted Qiang, the author of this letter and the founder of "Amblyopia Salon in Ophthalmology Home". He has more than ten years of clinical experience in strabismus and optometry.
"Since I was in college, I have formed the impression that most people with moderate or severe monocular amblyopia or monocular visual impairment lack binocular stereopsis." Xi Qiang said that in February last year, he issued a statement saying that "the visually impaired with only one eye is not suitable for driving". Unexpectedly, the crusade followed, and some rational visually impaired people handed over some legal provisions and scientific research conclusions from Hong Kong, Taiwan and abroad to him. Xi Qiang later began to understand the relevant research and found that there are requirements for the lower limit of vision and the vision of the visually impaired in foreign legislation. He believes that such legislation not only shows respect for the driving rights of visually impaired people, but also shows respect for the safety of pedestrians and other vehicles.
During the two sessions, he hoped that this public apology letter would attract the attention of some deputies and let people with visual impairment realize their dream of driving early.
Members conveyed an appeal for attention.
"I heard that other members are also paying attention to this topic. I didn't continue to make this suggestion this year, but I will continue to pay attention to this matter. " Deng Xiaohong, CPPCC member and former deputy director of Beijing Municipal Health Bureau, said. Shi Jie, vice president of Sichuan Lawyers Association, is one of the CPPCC members who received Ronaldinho's distress letter. He put forward a proposal at the two sessions this year, calling for the legalization of monocular driving. Our reporter Sun Ying X 133
/42071/2014/031/6351s4459875.htm International Online
In March 1 1, the hot search proposal of the two sessions put forward that it is most human to take a driver's license with one eye.
2014-03-118: 34: 05 | Source: International Online | Editor: Fu |
International online news: March 1 1 day, the two sessions entered the ninth day. According to the "Hot Search Suggestions of the Two Sessions" provided by 360 News, International Online will give you comments and introductions.
Looking at the list, of the 10 suggestions, 2 (2, 4) are directly related to "legislation", and the legislative fever continues; There are as many as four projects related to "people's livelihood" (1, 6, 8, 9), among which the proposal of "taking a driver's license with one eye" is very humanized; Other proposals related to "Public Sacrifice Day" and "War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression Victory Day" are one each.
Today, Bian Xiao chose "driver's license for one eye" and "food tasting" to talk to you.
People with monocular vision impairment get a driver's license.
"I just want to drive aboveboard" —— Deng Xiaohong, a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and former deputy director of the Beijing Municipal Health Bureau, appealed to people with monocular vision impairment.
Member Deng believes that driving has almost become a basic survival skill in modern life. Now people with lower limb disabilities can legally and conditionally drive. Why can't these people with normal vision have the right to drive? Taking the disabled soldier's "driving a chariot with one eye and one leg" reported in People's Daily as an example, she pointed out that the United States, Britain, France, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan Province all have clear regulations on driving with one eye, which have been in use for a long time.
Commissioner Deng suggested that the Ministry of Public Security should re-examine the vision clause in the Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses, set corresponding standards, and allow people with monocular vision impairment to apply for driving licenses according to law, so that they can get due respect and legal driving rights.
Comments on social fairness and justice are most easily reflected from vulnerable groups. Since many countries are adopting the system of "driving with one eye", we should also explore its feasibility rationally. Yan Min, an expert who has worked in Tongren Hospital for 17 years, believes that congenital monocular vision impairment has no obstacles to life because it adapts to monocular life since childhood. Sudden blindness in one eye can also be compensated by training.
Qiang, who made a statement last year that "a visually impaired person with only one eye is not suitable for driving", recently publicly apologized. Now, he has a new view on "monocular driving": setting the lower limit of vision and vision can not only show respect for the driving right of the visually impaired, but also show respect for the safety of pedestrians and other vehicles.
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Committee member Shijie once again called for the legalization of driving for the disabled.
Driving dreams of people with circular monocular vision impairment
2065438+March 3, 2004 09:34 | Author: Wang Yujia | Source: People's Political Consultative Conference newspaper shared:
This newspaper (reporter Wang Yujia) promotes the punishment of drunk driving, and proposes to punish drug driving and reform the annual inspection system of motor vehicles; In the list of proposals made by CPPCC member Shi Jie in recent years, there are always proposals related to driving. Some time ago, I received many letters from monocular people, expressing their urgent desire to drive, and I also made a special investigation for this. At the National People's Congress this year, Committee member Shi Jie once again became attached to the car and submitted the Proposal on Promoting the Legalization of Monocular Driving.
Through consulting relevant literature, Shi Jie found that the loss of vision and stereoscopic vision of people who lost one eye can be compensated by brain regulation. After about half a year's adaptation, they can regain the ability of distance judgment, so as to drive, live, work and study normally. Many foreign countries have laws and regulations that allow one-eyed people to drive. The fact that some monocular people in the world participate in public transport activities proves that their physical condition cannot be a legitimate reason to oppose monocular driving.
According to statistics, there are at least 5 million people with monocular vision impairment in China at present. People who are blind in one eye and have good eyesight in the other eye cannot be classified as disabled in our country, but when a monocular person obtains a motor vehicle driver's license, he is recognized as disabled. Was rejected. This shows that the relevant laws and regulations lack rigor. Driving is not only an important part of modern life, but also one of the basic survival skills. We can't deprive monocular people of their driving rights because of convenient management and other reasons.
Shi Jie called on the Ministry of Public Security and other relevant departments to pay attention to the urgent need for monocular people to drive legally, combine successful laws and cases at home and abroad, and formulate reasonable standards through scientific and rigorous investigation and demonstration, so that eligible monocular people can apply for a driver's license and drive legally.
At the National People's Congress in 2009, Shi Jie submitted a proposal on "Suggestions on Disabled People Applying for Motor Vehicle Driving License". In June 5438+February of the same year, the Ministry of Public Security revised the Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses, which relaxed the driving restrictions for disabled people and allowed disabled people with right lower limbs and both lower limbs to drive cars. I was very excited to know the news at that time. I hope my suggestion can be adopted and implemented this time, and the dream of driving with one eye is fulfilled. Shi Jie said.
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Huang Xihua, deputy to the National People's Congress: People with monocular vision impairment should be allowed to get a driver's license.
2014-03-0809: 01:00 Source: Huizhou Daily.
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The visual function of one eye is impaired, and even if it is corrected, it will not reach normal vision; People with normal vision in the other eye are called monocular visual impairment. According to the regulations, to apply for a driver's license in China, the naked vision or corrected vision of both eyes should reach 5.0 or above, depending on the type of vehicle you are driving. People with monocular vision impairment are not in this situation.
"People with monocular vision impairment are not disabled but are regarded as disabled, and even if they have the ability, they are not allowed to obtain a legal driver's license." Huang Xihua, deputy to the National People's Congress and director of the Municipal Tourism Bureau, said in an interview with Huizhou Daily recently that legally obtaining a driver's license is the legitimate rights and interests of people with monocular vision impairment, and relevant departments should revise and improve the vision requirements in the Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses and allow people with monocular vision impairment to obtain motor vehicle driving licenses.
"Many people with monocular visual impairment tried to apply for a driver's license many times, but they failed to pass the medical examination, so they couldn't get a driver's license. As far as I know, at present, only people with monocular vision impairment are prohibited from driving in Chinese mainland. " Huang Xihua told reporters that there has been a long-standing international conclusion that people with monocular vision impairment can drive motor vehicles: despite restrictions, people with monocular vision impairment can legally drive. "At present, China has not provided reasonable convenience for people with monocular vision impairment to take the motor vehicle driver's license examination, which has brought great trouble to their education and employment."
Huang Xihua told reporters that the eyesight clause in the current Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses mentioned that "binocular naked vision or corrected vision should be above 5.0", and the official understanding of "binocular" is any eye, so most vehicle management offices think that people with monocular visual impairment can't take a driver's license.
"Two eyes can be understood as one eye or two eyes." Huang Xihua said that in the "Regulations" on "vision", there is no special provision on "separation" or monocular vision impairment, indicating that this provision is not rigorous enough. Therefore, Huang Xihua suggested that the public security department should revise the requirements for vision in the Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving License, and allow people with monocular vision impairment to legally obtain a driving license.
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He Wei, a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference: People with monocular visual impairment should also be able to obtain a motor vehicle driver's license.
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In recent years, the people's livelihood demands of legally obtaining motor vehicle driver's license for people with monocular vision impairment in China have become more and more intense, which has aroused great concern from the media and the public.
According to incomplete statistics, there are nearly 20 million people with monocular vision impairment such as monocular blindness and monocular amblyopia in China. The current "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driver's License" of the Ministry of Public Security requires that the vision for applying for a driver's license is "if you apply for a large bus, tractor, city bus, medium-sized bus, large truck, trolley bus or tram, your naked vision or corrected vision will reach above 5.0 on the logarithmic visual acuity chart; If you apply for other quasi-driving models, your naked eye vision or corrected vision will reach the logarithmic visual acuity chart above 4.9. " The group with monocular visual impairment has not been explained separately, and there are differences on the definition of visual conditions, which has become a blind spot for policy implementation, leading to the traffic management departments in various places depriving the monocular visual impairment of the right to legally apply for a motor vehicle driver's license in accordance with the usual practice, which has affected the social life quality of the monocular visual impairment to varying degrees.
Therefore, at this year's National People's Congress, He Wei, member of the 12th CPPCC National Committee, president of Liaoning He Medical College and president of He Eye Hospital, suggested that the Ministry of Public Security, together with the Health and Family Planning Commission, organize experts to scientifically evaluate the impact and feasibility of allowing people with monocular vision impairment to drive motor vehicles. Please ask the Ministry of Public Security and the National Health Planning Commission to organize experts to study the successful experience of allowing people with monocular visual impairment to drive legally at home and abroad. After scientific research and demonstration, the relevant provisions such as the Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses were carefully revised, and the vision requirements for monocular visually impaired people to legally drive were clearly listed, allowing monocular visually impaired people who meet the vision requirements to legally apply for driving licenses.
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