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    • Older Drivers
      • How does safe driving contribute to my health and well-being?
      • How can I create my transportation plan for safe mobility?
      • How do a know if I might need to change my driving habits?
      • Are there screening and assessment tools that will help me know what changes I should make in my driving habits?
      • How do medical conditions and medications impact my safety on the road?
      • What vehicle safety features can help me?
      • Where can I learn about driver licensing requirements, services, and supports in my area that can help me with safe mobility?
    • ChORUS para hablantes de español
      • Conocer las señales.
      • Tenemos que hablar.
      • Cuadros clínicos y medicamentos.
      • Detección y evaluación.
      • Características de seguridad del vehículo.
      • Planificación para la seguridad al volante.
      • Presupuesto para apoyar su plan de transporte
      • Leyes y recursos
    • Family Members/Caregivers
      • How does safe driving contribute to health and well-being?
      • What is my role supporting an older adult to improve their driving safety?
      • When should I talk to someone about their safe driving ability?
      • Are there medical conditions, changes in vision, or other considerations that impact older road-user safety?
      • How do I prepare for the conversation?
      • How can we work together to develop a safe driver plan?
      • Are there driver assessments and evaluations that will help us plan?
      • Are there options we can consider to improve the safety of a vehicle?
      • How should we work together to budget for transportation costs?
      • What do I need to know about driver licensing requirements and resources in my state?
    • Law Enforcement Professionals
      • Why older road user safety is important
      • What you can do to improve traffic safety for older adults
      • Referring an at-risk older driver for licensing review
      • Assessment tools
      • Training for law enforcement
      • Law enforcement quick reference guides
      • Community outreach tools
      • Laws and resources in my state
      • Handouts for older drivers and family members
    • Medical Professionals
      • How does safe driving contribute to health and well-being?
      • Medical professionals role in older driver safety
      • The impact of advanced age on driver safety
      • Integrating driver safety with patient encounters
      • Advising the older patient about driving retirement
      • Identifying medically at-risk drivers
      • Assessing functional abilities for driving
      • Decreasing risks through interventions
      • Referring a patient to the state driver licensing agency
      • Patient education: medications and safe driving
      • The impact of cognitive impairments on driver safety
      • Handouts for medical professionals
    • State Driver Licensing Agencies
      • Why is older driver safety important: Facts and figures
      • The role of state driver licensing staff in improving older driver safety
      • Screening and assessment tools
      • Training for counter staff
      • State driver license policies
    • Transportation Engineers / Planners
    • Outreach Materials You Can Use
      • Older Americans Month Resources 2023
      • Older Driver Safety Awareness Week Resources 2022
      • Older Americans Month Resources 2022
      • Older Driver Safety Awareness Week Resources 2021
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The Clearinghouse for Older Road User Safety (ChORUS) is a project of New Editions Consulting, Inc. and the Roadway Safety Foundation funded by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), with additional development and guidance supplied by a panel of Subject Matter Experts.

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