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Continuing to Drive

Continuing To Drive

Resources:

• Continuing to Drive is a self-rating evaluation for older adults.
• Ministry of Transportation - Senior Driving Education
• Driving And Dementia: A Guide For Patients And Families
• Reporting Drivers with Dementia: A Guide for Physicians

The following AAA Foundation resources are available at the Health Unit:
For more information on the following brochures visit their website at www.aaafoundation.org

• Pay Attention!
• Wake Up!
• Blinded By The Light: How to Handle Glare for Safer Driving at Night
• Drivers 55 Plus: Check Your Own Performance - A Self-Rating Form of Questions, Facts and Suggestions for Safe Driving
• How to Help an Older Driver: A Guide for Planning Safe Transportation

Last Revised/Reviewed
Thursday, 2008-01-31 2:32 PM

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