In 2002, one in every eight Australians was over the age of 65. Maintaining a driver’s license is an important issue of independence for older[…]
No matter what your age, being able to drive means independence. This independence comes with the responsibility to drive safely. “If you’ve driven for most[…]
Everyone ages differently, so some people can continue to drive into their seventies, eighties, and even beyond while others cannot or should not. However, the[…]
If you find yourself in the position of talking to an older family member or friend about their driving, approach the issue with sensitivity. A[…]
Adjusting to life without driving Adjusting to life without a car may be tough at first. Hopefully you have participated in the decision to stop[…]
Driving is a complex function and problems can come up in a number of ways. If you begin to find driving more difficult than before,[…]
Aside from taking care of your health, you can take an active role in helping yourself or another senior to drive more safely.
Helping yourself drive safely If you’re worried about… Try the following… Visual decline Get eyes checked every year and make sure that corrective lenses are[…]
A recent poll of 119 American people were asked the question: “How should we as a society determine when someone with dementia should stop driving?”[…]
I am 84, and have been working with my doctor for the last 4 years to complete my annual driving licence paperwork. This year I[…]