Blind Driving Record Attempt For US Sight Loss Charity

10 Years ago the National Federation of the Blind, in the USA, demonstrated it's tech packed car that would allow a blind person to independently drive.

The challenge, at Daytona, was a big success and 10 years later, they're involved in a world record attempt to prove that a blind person can drive a car, on a race track, at over 200 miles per hour.

RNIB Connect Radio's Allan Russell spoke to Chris Danielsen, from the NFB, to learn more about the challenge and the intrepid driver.

For more info on the NFB, in the USA, go to www.nfb.org

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Image: Chris Danielsen, from the NFB