Police & MTO Eye Exams in Cambridge, ON
The exam that signs off on your form.
A police or MTO eye exam is a standardized vision assessment an optometrist completes — and signs the official form for — to confirm you meet the vision standards for an Ontario driver’s licence or a police or emergency-services role. At Boardwalk Eye Care it’s done by Dr. Sarah Fong, O.D., serving Cambridge and the surrounding Waterloo Region.
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Ministry of Transport
MTO driver's licence vision tests
If the MTO has asked for a vision report, or you're renewing or applying for a commercial licence, we measure your vision, complete the form, and submit the results.
- Senior drivers renewing a Class G licence
- Commercial licence applicants (Class A–F)
- Drivers asked by the MTO for a vision or medical report
- New residents transferring an out-of-province licence
The assessment covers your visual acuity and visual field — the two things the MTO looks at to confirm you can drive safely. [Placeholder — specific acuity and visual-field requirements to be confirmed by Dr. Fong, with a link to the official MTO standards.]
Emergency services
Police & emergency-services vision exams
Applying to a police service, fire department, or paramedic program? We run the full vision assessment your application requires and complete the vision form.
Police
Fire
Paramedic
Visual acuity
How clearly you see in the distance — measured both with and without correction.
Visual field
The full width of your peripheral vision, important for situational awareness on duty.
Colour vision
A standardized colour-vision screen, which several services require applicants to pass.
Depth & eye health
Depth perception and a health check of the structures of the eye.
[Placeholder — the specific police, fire, and paramedic services supported and their exact vision standards to be confirmed by Dr. Fong.] We complete the vision form for OACP Constable Selection, OPP, municipal police, and other emergency-services applications.
Before you come in
What to bring to your appointment
Your form or requirements package
The MTO vision report or the vision form from the police / emergency service you are applying to.
Your deadline
Let us know the date the form is due so we can plan the visit and any follow-up around it.
Current glasses or contacts
Bring whatever you currently wear so we can record both your corrected and uncorrected vision.
Photo ID & health card
For identity verification and to confirm any coverage that may apply.
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Book your police or MTO eye exam
Bring your form and your deadline — Dr. Fong will handle the testing and the paperwork so you can move ahead with your licence or application.
Book a Police or MTO Eye Exam