can matter when driving at higher speeds.
Flexibility and Strength
Turning the head to check blind spots, looking over the shoulder, getting in and out of the vehicle, or making quick steering movements can become more difficult.
Attention and Memory
Driving requires constant attention. A driver needs to monitor traffic, road signs, pedestrians, signals, and changing road conditions simultaneously.
Difficulty concentrating or becoming easily confused can make driving more dangerous.
Warning Signs You Should Never Ignore
One of the biggest mistakes families can make is waiting for a serious accident before discussing driving safety.
There are warning signs worth taking seriously.
These may include:
- Getting lost on familiar routes
- Frequently missing road signs or traffic signals
- Having repeated minor crashes or near-misses
- Scraping curbs, parked cars, or garage doors
- Becoming confused at intersections
- Taking unusually long to react to hazards
- Having difficulty changing lanes safely
- Experiencing problems judging distance or
