Posted 09/01/2010
Elderly Drivers: Warning Signs and Safety Tips
Don’t wait for an accident to occur
By Dr. Marion
I’ve talked a little bit about driving and the elderly before, but this is a topic that has a lot of ground to cover. Here I’ll discuss some specific warning signs that may show it’s time to consider whether or not your elder should be driving. Read More >>
Posted 06/23/2010
To Drive or Not to Drive
That is the question. . . .
By Dr. Marion
More than any other activity, driving is directly linked to seniors’ sense of independence. It takes them back to their youth and days of freedom. But the time may come when you, as a caregiver, will have to decide whether your elder should continue driving.
Read More >>Posted 11/05/2009
Aging Drivers Need Tech; Caregivers Need to Provide It
Legislatures considering road and vision testing based on age
By Laurie Orlov
On the positive side, older drivers are not responsible for the bulk of traffic accidents—adults age 20-34 have that distinction—and they experience fewer fatal crashes per licensed driver. That's the good news. Read More >>
Posted 07/06/2009
The Truth About Older Drivers
Most seniors are safe drivers
By Patricia Grace
Each family must ask, "Is our older loved one safe while driving?" If the answer is no, then the next question becomes, "Who should do the talking?" Read More >>
