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  1. When Is It Time For Aging Parents To Give Up Driving? — National (05/26/2022)

    Source: News

    The subject of driving for elders can get quite emotional. It is a symbol of independence and freedom. It can also be increasingly dangerous as we age.

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  2. Law Enforcement: Your Role in Older Driver Safety — National (05/26/2022)

    Source: Professional Association

    In this webinar, attendees learned about how to engage older drivers in a thoughtful manner, how to do roadside screening, and where to refer older drivers for more resources to keep them, and our roadways safe. 

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  3. Questions and Answers Around Older Driver Safety. — National (05/25/2022)

    Source: Professional Association
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  4. Alternative Transportation Handout — National (05/25/2022)

    Source: State Agency/Program

  5. Transportation gaps may persist for rural older adults despite infrastructure dollars — National (05/24/2022)

    Source: Nonprofit Organization

    Some $2 billion in federal money will soon be unlocked for rural transit projects, but it may not be enough to resolve long-standing accessibility issues older Americans face.

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  6. Introduction to the Clinician's Guide to Assessing and Counseling Older Drivers — National (05/19/2022)

    Source: Professional Association

    AOTA created a presentation about the themes of the Clinicians Guide to Assessing and Counseling Older Drivers. 

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  7. Newly Released Estimates Show Traffic Fatalities Reached a 16-Year High in 2021 — National (05/17/2022)

    Source: Professional Association

    NHTSA projects that an estimated 42,915 people died in motor vehicle traffic crashes last year, a 10.5% increase from the 38,824 fatalities in 2020. The project is the highest number of fatalities since 2005. 

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  8. Adaptive Driving Aids for Seniors — National (05/17/2022)

    Source: Professional Association

    There are adaptive aids to help seniors stay safely behind the wheel for longer. Learn more about adaptive driving aids for seniors. 

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  9. Safety potential of crash avoidance features, improved headlights, and V2V-enhanced technologies for older drivers — National (05/13/2022)

    Source: Professional Association

    These findings underscore the need to bring intersection assistance technologies to the consumer market. Everyone stands to benefit from currently available crash avoidance features and improved headlights and promoted among drivers

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  10. 7 Elderly Driver Safety Tips — National (05/06/2022)

    Source: Professional Association

    Here are some tips for senior motorists to remain responsible and safe commuters.

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