Table 3.
Colour vision requirements for obtaining a driving license in ASEAN countries.11
| Country | Colour vision test | Authorized persons licensed to conduct testing | Exclusion criteria for driving |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brunei | Three colours discrimination test | Ophthalmologist | Unable to discriminate red, green and amber from 23 m |
| Cambodia | Ishihara | Ophthalmologist and ophthalmic health personnel | Any colour vision impairmenta |
| Indonesia | Ishihara | General practitioners | Any colour vision impairmenta |
| Malaysia | Ishihara | Land Transportation Authority and Ophthalmologist | Any colour vision impairmenta for commercial drivers |
| Myanmar | Ishihara | Land Transportation Authority | Any colour vision impairementa for commercial drivers |
| Laos | Three colours discrimination test | Land Transportation Authority | Any colour vision impairmenta |
| Philippines | None specified | N/A | None specified |
| Singapore | Three colours discrimination test | Land Transportation Authority and Ophthalmologists | Unable to discriminate red, green and amber colours when examined by an Ophthalmologist |
| Thailand | Three colours discrimination test | Land Transportation Authority | Any colour vision impairmenta detected by Ophthalmologist |
| Vietnam | None specified | N/A | None specified |
No specification of minimum scores on colour vision tests.