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My daughter doesn't want me to drive with my grandchildren in the car anymore, because she thinks I'm not driving as safely as I once did. How can I show her that my skills are still sharp?
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Evaluate Your Driving Ability
With years of experience behind the wheel, older drivers likely are among the safest on the road. However, skills and abilities required for safe driving do deteriorate with age. The good news is that a few simple actions often can provide you with years of safe driving.
To learn more about your ability to drive safely, check out the resources below. They range from self-screening exercises to professionally administered assessments and feature a variety of tools that rate everything from driving habits to physical limitations and medical conditions.
Do you know the rules of the road? Test your driving knowledge by taking this brief interactive quiz.
Self-Rating Tool
Learn about your driving habits by answering 15 short questions in a printable online brochure, and receive quick tips for improvement. Learn More »
Interactive Driving Evaluation
Use online, confidential AAA Roadwise Review exercises in the privacy of your home to see if visual, mental and physical conditions affect your driving safety. Learn More »
Professional Assessment
To really understand your current driving abilities, consider getting an in-depth driving skills evaluation or clinical assessment by a trained professional. Learn More »
