Confronting the Challenges of Solo Aging
ASA published a blog about solo aging and how it affects people all across America.
ASA published a blog about solo aging and how it affects people all across America.
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.
Use ChORUS talking points during Older Americans Month to spread knowledge about Older Driver Safety.
User our infographic image in your social media or in your promotion of Older Americans Month during May.
Print out our Older Americans Month poster for your social media.
Use the ChORUS Press Release in your Older Americans Months efforts to spread the word about older driver safety during the month of May.
Learn more about the different factors that can affect driving as you age and signs of when it may be time to stop driving.
As we age, however, it is important to realize that mental reaction, situational awareness, vision and motor controls may not be as sharp as they once were. Driving in heavy traffic or in inclement weather might become more challenging.
Be alert to red flags suggesting that a family member — or you — should consider hanging up the keys.
Difficult decisions such as taking away senior driver motor vehicle privileges are faced frequently by many families. The issue their ability to safely of driving is a sensitive topic and requires careful consideration.