A visually-impaired driver who hit and killed a cyclist on a country highway in South Australia had been granted an unconditional driver's licence, despite not meeting the minimum vision test requirements and almost hitting parked cars during a driving test, a coronial inquest has heard.
Robert Lloyd Hall, 66, was wearing a high-vis vest while riding his mountain bike on the side of the Horrocks Highway near Quorn on a clear day in May 2018, when a 4WD struck him from behind.
