This eye condition means you don’t see pedestrians — but in many states, you can still drive

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By hrichmondMar 17, 2014, 1:25 pm36 pts
As surprising as it is, people who have lost sight in half their visual field in both eyes — a condition called hemianopia — can legally drive in 20-some states. In addition to the usual worries — a driver smashing into your bike, T-boning you, or never seeing your obscene gestures — this is troublesome…

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