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Older adults who stop driving face transportation gaps, experts say
KANSAS CITY (InvestigateTV) - As people age and their health changes, families can face the question of when a loved one should stop driving.
By Kristin Crowley, Stacy Wimmer·2 hr ago
As people age and their health changes, families can face the question of when a loved one should stop driving.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports older drivers are more likely than younger drivers to be involved in a car accident.
They are "more likely to be seriously hurt," according to the agency.
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