Even if you have an unblemished driving record, you may not be as safe behind the wheel as you think you are. Age-related changes…to vision, hearing, reflexes, distractibility and more…can sneak up unnoticed. Medical conditions and medications also can impair driving. Plus everyone needs great tips on how to drive safely at night or during bad weather.
Read below how to keep yourself (and everyone around you!) safe on the road…
Age and Health Issues
When Is It Safe to Drive After a Stroke?
Underactive Thyroid Can Impair Driving
How Not to Turn Into an “Old Driver”
Unsafe at Any Speed…Is Someone You Love Too Old to Drive?
Driving Mistakes You Don’t Know You’re Making
Driving a Hybrid with an Implantable Cardiac Device—Is It Safe?
Driving at Night…and Under Extreme Conditions
Having Trouble Driving at Night? 10 Ways to See Better
The Driving Danger That You’re Ignoring
Stop Driving Drowsy! How to Stay Awake at the Wheel
Alcohol and Medications
Drugs That Increase the Risk for Car Crashes
Even Just a Little Alcohol Makes Driving Dangerous
Road Safety Alert for Walkers, Runners and Cyclers
Great Safety Tips
For Safer Driving, Put a Baby Photo On Board
The Ancient Secret That Can Make Driving Stress-Free
Safe-Driving Strategies for Small-Car Owners
