Older Drivers
Older Driver research - Toward Zero deaths
Research links for older adults from Minnesota Towards zero Deaths.
Drive Safe Alabama
Drive Safe Alabama is dedicated to providing online resources and information to keep Alabama roadways safe. Alabama has a goal Toward Zero Deaths over a 25-year period. You are the most important person to help achieve that goal!
Mature/Older Drivers Program
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHSTA) offer free materials to help you learn more about how to recognize and discuss changes in your older loved one's driving.
2022 SHSP Action Teams - Michigan Traffic Crash Facts
Information focused on addressing issues by the Senior Mobility and Safety Action Team.
Age-Friendly Florida’s Transportation Checklist
This Age-Friendly Florida’s Transportation Checklist is a resource developed to help identify your personal transportation needs and then determine if a community has the features and services to meet aging needs.
Older Driver Safety New York
Many older drivers are very safe drivers. Older drivers are more likely than younger drivers to use seat belt regularly and follow the rules of the road. Their years of experience in handling different road and traffic conditions are invaluable But some ways mature drivers can be even safer. Being careful about your health and taking simple precautions plays a big part in staying safe when driving.
Driving Safely
Age-related changes to the body and mind can affect a driver’s ability to perform some of the complex tasks needed for safe driving. However, these changes do not have to mean an end to driving. Often, adjustments can be made to minimize the effects of aging and keep drivers safe on the road longer. These adjustments include choice and fit of vehicle, driver’s training, good planning, and staying active and fit.