Getting a driver’s license and first car are major milestones in life. From that point forward, most people enjoy decades of the freedom and independence that having a vehicle and the ability to drive on public roads grants them. But eventually, many people must give up that independence due to the age-related dangers they face on the road.
Convincing or even forcing an elderly driver in the family to stop driving is never easy. But having evidence that they’re a danger to themselves and others can help their family members make a strong case for hanging up their keys for good.
If you have an elderly driver in your family, be on the lookout for these warning signs:
At Ponce Law, we want Tennessee’s roads to stay safe for everyone. If you know an elderly driver that shouldn’t be getting behind the wheel, talk to them about the issue. And if you get hurt by a negligent driver, talk to our Nashville car accident lawyers for a free consultation.
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