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With its senior population projected to reach 2.7 million by 2040 [1.9.1], North Carolina is a top retirement choice. But where is the best place to live in North Carolina for seniors? The answer depends on your priorities, from mountains to coast.
In North Carolina, the driver's license renewal cycle for those aged 66 and over is every five years, a change from the eight-year cycle for younger adults. This critical policy affects whether an 85-year-old can renew a driver's license online in NC and mandates an in-person process to ensure safety.
According to the NC Office of State Budget and Management, North Carolina's 65 and older population is projected to nearly double by 2041. This demographic shift underscores why it is so important to understand the complexities of the question, what age is considered elderly in NC?
