What age should elders stop driving?
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scarecrow says,
82maryjane31 says,
I think you have to pass an eye test and maybe others. I just renewed and down here they made me take a eye test which I passed on the first try thank heavens. Next time I renew I may have to take a driver's test I don't know as they said nothing to me. My record is clean. Old people can be very good drivers where young ones can be really dangerous and everyone has to look out for everyone else and not text.marymc says,
Just yanked Dad's keys at 83. He fought like hell. He still doesn't see the problem, even though his pain pills are the equivalent of DUI.