Driving with keratoconus is possible for most people who have their vision corrected with glasses or contact lenses. However, some factors may affect your ability to drive safely, such as the severity of your condition, the type and fit of your contact lenses, the presence of corneal scarring or hydrops, and the recovery time after any treatment. Therefore, it is important to consult your eye doctor regularly and make sure your vision meets the minimum required standard for driving in your country. You may also need to avoid driving at night or in bright sunlight if you have a sensitivity to light. Driving with keratoconus can be challenging, but not impossible, if you take the necessary precautions and follow your doctor’s advice.