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  1. Maryland: Resources Online for Older Drivers — Maryland (07/06/2016)

    Source: News

    Montgomery County has launched “Explore Older Driver Resources,” a new webpage for older residents and their families. The page includes information about driving safely as well as alternate transportation options. 

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  2. Safety on Maryland Roads — Maryland 

    Source: US Department of Transportation

    Crashes are no accident. Last year, more than 500 lives were lost on our roadways and thousands of others were injured. The only acceptable number is zero. MDOT MVA’s Highway Safety Office is working to change behaviors that lead to careless and irresponsible driving. You can help by always buckling up, never driving impaired, and always keeping your eyes on the road.

    Use the icons on this webpage to find more information about safety or use the navigation tool.

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  3. Red Flags of Medically At-Risk Drivers — Maryland 

    Source: State Agency/Program

    Maryland’s Red Flag tool. 

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  4. My State Info Traffic Safety Programs for Older Adults California — California 

    Source: State Agency/Program

    State-based information on programs supporting older drivers in California, including successful strategies, alternate transportation, and funding sources. 

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  5. Medical Conditions and Driving — California 

    Source: State Agency/Program

    Certain medical conditions can affect your ability to drive safely, but having a medical condition does not mean that your driving privileges will be restricted. If you are diagnosed with a medical condition you should like your DMV know

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