Beginning the Driving Conversation

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Beginning the Driving Conversation

Making the Conversation Productive Collect information Develop a plan of action Follow through on the plan

1. Collecting information What is happening with the older driver? Healthy changes in habits Driving only in the day Avoiding traffic Driving only in good weather

Collecting Information What accessible and acceptable transportation alternatives are available?

Collecting Information Take a ride with the older driver

Tips to begin the discussion 2. Developing a Plan Tips to begin the discussion Have a trusted family member or friend begin the conversation Base conversation on observations about their driving

Tips to Begin the Discussion Try reasoning and use compassion. Listen. Don’t be put off by negative reactions Focus connection to those activities that are important Preserve the freedom and mobility essential to quality of life

Driving Discussion Preparation What are the mobility goals for staying active?

3. Follow Through Involve the driver in every step of their transportation planning Review the plan periodically

Begin the Driving Conversations Early Driving conversations are not easy Begin your talks before a crisis Keep conversations going. Discussions may take many months before a plan begins.

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