If your license requires corrective lenses and you are not wearing them when pulled over, which outcome is most likely?

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Wearing the vision correction your license requires is a legal requirement for driving. If you’re not using them and you’re pulled over, you’re violating that restriction, which is typically treated as a traffic violation. The most likely outcome is receiving a ticket for not wearing the required lenses. A warning can happen, but a suspension or failing a driving test aren’t immediate or typical consequences from a single stop—the suspension would involve more serious or repeated violations, and a driving test outcome would only apply if you’re currently taking one. So, the best outcome to expect is a ticket for not wearing the required lenses.