From National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys: (click for full press release)
Older driver safety has become a hot topic in recent months, as the number of older drivers on the road increases and states begin to consider ways to tighten driving laws for seniors. Typical concerns over senior drivers include impaired vision, car features that they are unfamiliar with, slower reflexes, and possible adverse side effects from the use of multiple medications.
Senior drivers may not be willing to give up their keys so easily. The National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) can serve as an invaluable resource on how to answer the difficult question faced by many families: “When is it time to take the keys away from an older driver?” The consequences of a serious accident can be devastating. The legal and financial liabilities need to be considered.
Older driver safety has become a hot topic in recent months, as the number of older drivers on the road increases and states begin to consider ways to tighten driving laws for seniors. Typical concerns over senior drivers include impaired vision, car features that they are unfamiliar with, slower reflexes, and possible adverse side effects from the use of multiple medications.
Senior drivers may not be willing to give up their keys so easily. The National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) can serve as an invaluable resource on how to answer the difficult question faced by many families: “When is it time to take the keys away from an older driver?” The consequences of a serious accident can be devastating. The legal and financial liabilities need to be considered.
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