Is your driving changing?

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Is your driving changing? Top tips to help you drive safely for longer

Text Here As we get older, changes in our fitness and eyesight can affect our ability to drive safely…

But, there are lots of things we can do to continue driving safely for as long as possible…

Make sure you’re fit to drive 1 Make sure you’re fit to drive

If you are worried that your driving might be changing, discuss this with friends, family or your GP. Some health changes need to be reported to the DVLA. If you are not sure, ask your GP or the DVLA for advice. Common conditions to be aware of include: changes in eyesight diabetes epilepsy heart disease stroke Parkinson’s disease dementia arthritis hearing problems sleep disorders

Make sure you’re fit to drive 1 Make sure you’re fit to drive 2 Take regular driving assessments

A driving assessment can help you to identify how your driving is changing and what you can do to continue driving safely. This is NOT a test, but a friendly check of your driving strengths and weaknesses. It is also confidential. If you have a medical condition or disability, take an assessment at a Mobility Centre. To find out more about driver assessments, visit: http://www.olderdrivers.org.uk/driver-assessment/

Make sure you’re fit to drive 1 Make sure you’re fit to drive 2 Take regular driving assessments 3 Change when and where you drive

Some drivers choose to avoid situations they find difficult, such as the rush hour or at night. You might also choose to reduce the amount of driving you do.

Make sure you’re fit to drive 1 Make sure you’re fit to drive 2 Take regular driving assessments 4 Change or adapt your vehicle 3 Change when and where you drive

A wide range of accessories, such as steering aids and hand controls can help you adapt your vehicle to your needs.

If the time comes when you need to retire from driving, take advice from friends, family and healthcare professionals. There are lots of alternatives, such as public transport, taxis and lifts from family and friends, which could be cheaper than running a car. Retiring from driving

Visit: www.olderdrivers.org.uk Text Here For more information: Visit: www.olderdrivers.org.uk Email: info@olderdrivers.org.uk Call: 0808 801 0822