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17 articles in this category · All articles

  • November 6, 2024

    How Streets Are Being Designed for Older, Vulnerable Drivers

    As the population ages, city planners and transportation departments across the country are taking steps in street design for older drivers. While experienced behind the wheel, older drivers may face physical and cognitive challenges that make driving more difficult, including slower reaction times, vision impairments, and reduced mobility. To keep older drivers safe, road designs […]

  • October 28, 2024

    Distracted Driving Awareness for Older Drivers

    Distracted driving is a rising concern on roads worldwide, but it’s not just an issue for young or inexperienced drivers. As technology becomes a more integral part of our daily lives, even older drivers face distractions that can put themselves and others at risk. From cell phones to in-car navigation systems, the challenge of staying […]

  • October 21, 2024

    Driving With a Disability

    Thanks to the Americans with Disabilities Act, departments of motor vehicles cannot deny a person a driver’s license simply because of a disability. Many people driving with a disability can drive safely. The type and severity of a disability can determine whether driving is safe for you. Driving is Possible with a Disability Having a […]

  • May 30, 2024

    Pedal Confusion

    All About Pedal Confusion and its Dangers Out of all the possible driving hazards, none are quite as frightening to imagine as pedal confusion. It’s one small mistake that can have a widespread ripple effect of consequences. That is why at-risk parties need to be as educated as possible on the matter, both as an […]

  • January 18, 2024

    Stuck on a Loop: Why Your Older Parent is Repeating Themselves and Your Options

    As both parent and child get older, the caretaking dynamic will shift dramatically. While the child gains independence, the parent starts slowing down, bringing both mental and physical consequences. For the adult child, this means adapting to stark changes in their parent’s behavior. Although the stories vary from case to case, one experience is all […]

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