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  1. Dangers of Driving After Taking Prescription Drugs or Over-the-Counter Medicines — National 

    Source: US Department of Transportation

    Many legally obtained and commonly used over-the-counter and prescription drugs can affect a user's ability to drive safely. NHTSA explains the dangers of driving after taking OTC medication.

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  2. When to Yield: Questions and Answers about Dementia — Virginia 

    Source: State Agency/Program

    This booklet reviews the many hard decisions involved with dementia and driving and gives you approaches, including a sample "safe driving agreement" for dealing with this difficult topic. 

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  3. Web MD: Drug Interaction Checker — National 

    Source: For Profit Organization

    WebMD drug interaction checker. Always consult with a medical professional with how your medications will affect driving. 

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  4. Talking to your parents about driving — National 

    Source: Expert

    Data from the Department of Transportation shows that over 30 million adults over 65 in the US are driving. Many older adults have been driving for 50 or more years, and it can provide a sense of personal independence, which older adults are reluctant to give up. For most seniors, the loss of their driving ability can make them feel isolated and dependent.

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  5. Lets talk about Driving After Stroke — National 

    Source: Nonprofit Organization

    Driving is often a major concern after a stroke. It’s not unusual for stroke survivors to want to drive. Getting around after a stroke is important — but safety is even more important.

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  6. ChORUS Family Member and Caregiver Resources — National 

    Source: Nonprofit Organization
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  7. Safe Mobility for Older Adults — National 

    Source: Nonprofit Organization

    As we age, changes may impact our ability to drive safely. ChORUS resources can help you be a safer driver and plan for the road ahead.

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  8. Tip Sheet: Hot Weather Safety Tips For Older Adults — National 

    Source: Nonprofit Organization

    Older adults and individuals with cronic medical conditions are at high risk of deveopling heat related illnesses, because of aging-related physical changes in the body chronic health coniditons and even effect taking some medication

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  9. Helping Older Drivers Stay Safe: A Guide for Family & Friends — National 

    Source: State Agency/Program

    Helping an older driver stay safe starts with paying attention to how well they are performing tasks, both inside the car and out. Next, we’ll discuss some of the changes you may want to discuss with an older family member or friend.

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  10. How to Help Your Loved One Retire from Driving — National 

    Source: Expert

    Driving is a source of freedom and independence for our aging loved ones. But over time, physical and mental changes can make it unsafe for them to operate their motor vehicle.

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