Elderly Parents Driving

As people age, their eyesight becomes less acute and their reaction time slows. However, driving is often the last sign of independence for a senior. Learn when it is time to take away the car keys.

Articles About Elderly Parents Driving

Should You Be Worried About Your Parent Driving A Car?
To drive or not to drive? Its a dilemma that many caregivers and their aging parents face at some point - and there's no easy answer.
Should Your Elderly Mom Or Dad Drive a Car?
Should aging seniors drive a car? And how do family caregivers start the discussion with mom or dad?
Taking the Keys: What To Do If Mom or Dad Won't Give Them Up
You've decided that your elderly mom or dad, due to a medical condition, side effects of medication or some other age-related problem, can no longer safely drive a car. But what's a caregiver to do if they won't give up the keys?
Is It Time to Take Away The Car Keys?
Tips and advice for caregivers faced with one of the toughest deliberations regarding their aging parents: taking away the car keys.

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Q&A with the Experts on Elderly Parents Driving

Can someone with dementia drive a car?
When an elderly parent has early dementia or Alzheimer's they should not driving. The caregiver may need to take away the keys.

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