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State Drivers Licensing Agency Resource Older Driver Safety Awareness Week — National (10/29/2021)
Source: Nonprofit OrganizationOlder Driver Safety Awareness Week Poster — National (10/29/2021)
Source: Nonprofit OrganizationChORUS developed posters that you can use in any location
State Drivers Licensing Agency Resources for Older Driver Safety Awareness Week — National (10/29/2021)
Source: Professional AssociationOlder Driver Safety Awareness Week Infographic — National (10/29/2021)
Source: Nonprofit OrganizationChOURS Lobby Slides — National (10/25/2021)
Source: Nonprofit OrganizationIntegrate one or more of the lobby slides into the information messaging systems you use for those in your waiting areas.
ChORUS Lobby Slides — National (10/25/2021)
Source: Professional AssociationIntegrate one or more of the lobby slides into the information messaging systems you use for those in your waiting areas.
Beyond Older Driver Safety Awareness Week — National (10/25/2021)
Source: Professional AssociationDriving and Glaucoma: What You Should Know — National (08/18/2021)
Source: Professional AssociationLearn why glaucoma can impair driving, how you can seek help, and options for transportation alternatives.
What to Know About Frailty in Older Adults — National (03/17/2021)
Source: Nonprofit OrganizationSome older people can become very weak and everyday activities can become hard to do. This may be due to health conditions call fratily.