Legal Opinion

Willett v. Iowa Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Division

Court of Appeals of Iowa

Decided October 29, 1997No. 96-1418PublishedCited by 2 opinions

1Opinion of the Court

VOGEL, Judge.

John James Willett appeals the district court’s ruling on judicial review affirming the respondent’s, Department of Transportation (DOT), decision to deny him a driver’s license because he did not meet the minimum peripheral vision requirement for a license under Iowa Administrative Code rule 761-604.13(4)(b)(3). Willett claims that the DOT’s refusal to issue a license because of an administrative rule change constituted an abuse of discretion. We affirm.

Background facts. John Willett has no vision in his left eye and has limited visual acuity and peripheral vision in his right…

2Cases cited4 opinions

  1. Conner v. StateSupreme Court of Iowa · 1985
  2. Teleconnect Co. v. Iowa State Commerce CommissionSupreme Court of Iowa · 1987
  3. Community Action Research Group v. Iowa State Commerce CommissionSupreme Court of Iowa · 1979
  4. Busing v. Iowa Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle DivisionSupreme Court of Iowa · 1990

3Cited by2 opinions

  1. Andrea B. Hemesath v. Iowa Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle DivisionCourt of Appeals of Iowa · 2014
  2. Extreme Auto Plaza, Inc. v. Iowa Department of Transportation, Office of Vehicle and Motor Carrier ServicesCourt of Appeals of Iowa · 2018

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