April Showers Bring May Flowers, but the change in season can also bring unpredictable weather and extra challenges when driving a car.
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Driving In Unpredictable Weather — National (04/13/2021)
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Tips to Avoid Distracted Driving — National (04/06/2021)
Source: NewsThere are aspects in everyday life that can cause distractions while driving. This blog goes over ways to avoid distractions while you are in your vehicle.
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You and Your Heart: What You Control — National (02/12/2021)
Source: AssociationA few key decisions can give your heart that extra attention and lower your odds of a heart attack or stroke.
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Keeping Your Mobility With CarFit — National (02/11/2021)
Source: NewsLearn about CarFit and having your car "fit" you as you age.
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Transportation Planning with Family — National (02/02/2021)
Source: NewsIt's important to remember you don't have to plan your transportation retirement alone.
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How to Use Rideshare Apps — National (02/01/2021)
Source: NewsLearn to use a rideshare app to help cut down on your driving.
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Starting the Conversation—Your Loved Ones Driving — National (02/01/2021)
Source: NewsAs a loved one to an older driver, you have an important task ahead. Start a conversation about safe driving with your older loved one.
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ChORUS Older Driver Resources — National (10/09/2020)
Source: US Department of TransportationProvides a list of general resources for older road users.
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ChORUS Older Driver Transportation Planning Tool — National (10/09/2020)
Source: US Department of TransportationThe ChORUS Older Driver Transportation Planning Tool guides you through the steps of developing your transportation plan. Starting early allows you to map out your needs, identify and explore your options for alternate transportation modes in your area, and plan for continuing a full and active life whether you are driving or not. Be sure to talk with your doctor to understand how changes in your medical conditions and/or medications might impact driving. Also, family members, friends, and caregivers can help you think about how to best meet all your transportation needs.
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Conversations About Driving - Plan Ahead — National (09/18/2020)
Source: AssociationAAA gives tips on how to plan for a discussion with a senior family member about quitting driving.