As you get older, you may notice driving becoming more difficult for yourself or your loved ones. Changes in health, vision, and certain medical conditions or injuries may also impact a person’s driving skills. However, there are things you can do to help you stay on the road and make safe choices about driving. Tips […]
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People with very mild Alzheimer’s may be able to drive safely in certain conditions. But as memory and decision-making skills worsen, a driver with dementia may not be able to react quickly enough, so they may need to stop driving. Signs that a person with Alzheimer’s should stop driving include: Comments from friends and neighbors
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As you age, changes in your health can affect your driving skills. Some changes that can affect your ability to drive safely may include: Stiff joints and muscles that make it difficult to turn your head to look back, turn the steering wheel quickly, or brake safely. Trouble seeing people, things, and movement outside of your
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good drivers must be alert, think clearly, and make good decisions. When a person, such as someone with Alzheimer’s disease, is no longer able to do these things, he or she should stop driving. This infographic can help with steps to take to help you determine if a person should stop driving: Learn more about
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