Elderly drivers could retain their driving licences for far longer by installing a single device in their vehicles, according ...

Mark Hornbeck, spokesman for AARP Michigan, said concluding that older drivers are a problem is "not a jump that people should make." "Driving skill is more related to health than it is to age.

When is the right time for elderly drivers to hand over their keys? 04:32. ... He gave up driving for good – not an easy thing to do for many elderly people who see it as a symbol of independence.

Justin Boogaard and Betty Luce tell PEOPLE about how her need for safe transportation led to a business that's been helping ...

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The number of seniors who are homeless has increased dramatically. This "gray wave" is being driven by inflation and a lack of affordable housing, especially for older people with disabilities.

An older study conducted by this research group found people over 65 with MDD were three times more likely to fail a driving test than people without the condition.

How to Make Money Driving the Elderly. The number of people aged 65 and older is expected to increase to 55 million by 2020, says the Administration on Aging.

Many older people are safe drivers, and around 80% of people age 65 and older still hold driver's licenses. As age increases, though, so does the risk of motor vehicle fatalities.

Scanning the brains of elderly people and college students while performing braking and acceleration simulations, researchers in Japan have found that older participants have longer reaction times ...

Nearly 50 million people 65 and older held driver’s licenses in 2021, a 38 percent increase from 2012, according to data compiled by AAA. Almost 19 million were 75 or older, a rise of 31 percent.

Older drivers are not the problem. News articles, an editorial and letters have focused on evaluating the risks of older drivers [“Evaluating risks of older drivers,” Editorial, March 21].