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  1. Driving and Glaucoma: What You Should Know — National (08/18/2021)

    Source: Professional Association

    Learn why glaucoma can impair driving, how you can seek help, and options for transportation alternatives.

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  2. Older Adults and Perceptions in Self-Driving, Ride-Hailing Services — National (07/26/2021)

    Source: For Profit Organization

    This research is of interest to older adults, their families, and those who provide health and social services because older adults outlive their decision to stop driving by about 10 years. 

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  3. Seniors and Driving: A Guide — National (07/15/2021)

    Source: Professional Association

    With an aging population and more and more older adults choosing to drive longer, there are more older drivers than ever on the road. Use this Senior and Driving Guide to learn more information about driving when you age. 

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  4. ChORUS Summertime Reading List Blog — National (07/12/2021)

    Source: For Profit Organization

    Summer 2021 blog of ChORUS resources to help drivers stay safe over the summer. 

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  5. Solo Agers Can Find Independence in Planning and Advocacy — National (06/23/2021)

    Source: Expert

    Older adults who lack the historically traditional support system of a spouse and/or adult children face greater challenges related to personal finance, access to healthcare and long-term care, and personal autonomy as they age. These individuals are commonly referred to as “Solo Agers.” The options available for most older adults to make major life decisions generally require another person to act on their behalf as a representative or advocate. Therefore, Solo Agers must use strategic planning and engage experienced advocates for a successful life in their later years.

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  6. Quiz: Do You Know the Rules of the Road? — National (06/11/2021)

    Source: Nonprofit Organization

    Legal and tech changes mean even longtime drivers have gaps in their driving know-how. Take the AARP quiz to test your driving knowledge.

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  7. Retiring from Driving: 3 Ways to Make the Transition — National (05/27/2021)

    Source: Professional Association

    Nearly half of all former drivers said that all things considered, giving up driving made no impact on their lives. Roughly three in 10 even said they did not miss driving. Here are three ways to help.

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  8. Driver Assistance Technology Overview — National (05/17/2021)

    Source: Nonprofit Organization

    We discuss blind spot warning, forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking and pedestrian automatic emergency braking. Engineering Explained’s Jason Fenske explains these driver assistance technologies

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  9. What Types of Medical Conditions Can Affect a Person’s Ability to Drive Safely? — National (05/13/2021)

    Source: For Profit Organization

    Numerous medical conditions can make driving difficult or dangerous, ranging from eye and vision problems to conditions that might affect judgment.

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  10. Still going Strong: Healthcare Providers — National (05/04/2021)

    Source: US Department of Transportation

    What can you do to prevent motor vehicle crash deaths and injuries in your patients?

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