SENIOR DRIVING

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the 70 and older population is expected to reach 53 million by 2030. Although mature drivers are more experienced, physical and cognitive decline as well as certain medications can put drivers more at risk for crashes.

Evaluating driving ability early and understanding mind and body changes can provide older drivers with the tools necessary to drive safer for longer. Visit AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety to learn more.

SENIOR DRIVING

Evaluate Your Driving Ability

Understanding Mind & Body Changes

Improve Your Skills

Maintain Mobility & Independence

Resources for Drivers, Family & Friends

SENIOR DRIVING

Evaluate Your Driving Ability

Self-Rating Tool

Professional Assessment

Clinical Driving Assessments

Driving Skills Evaluations

Plan for Driving Retirement

Understanding Mind & Body Changes

Vision

Reaction Time

Medical Conditions & Medications

Mind & Cognition

Improve Your Skills

Preparation

Common Driving Challenges

Bad Weather

Special Situations

Maintain Mobility & Independence

Keeping Your Mind & Body Fit

CarFit

Car Buying, Maintenance & Assistive Accessories

Other Ways to Get Around

Resources for Drivers, Family & Friends

Conversations About Driving

Know When to be Concerned

Resources

AAA Resources