# The Motor Industry Staff Association is calling for regular health checks to continue if driver’s licence cards are extended from five to ten years. The association supports the move to reduce red tape but argues motorists should still undergo eye tests every five years to ensure they remain fit to drive. The union’s Phakamile Hlubi-Majola warns conditions such as poor vision can affect road safety:
MISA warns longer licences could risk road safety without eye tests [SOUND]
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