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Is it safe for 90 year olds to drive? Evaluating senior driver safety

According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), drivers over 70 have a higher crash death rate per mile than middle-aged drivers, due in part to increased fragility. The question of whether it is safe for 90 year olds to drive is complex and depends on a variety of individual factors, not merely chronological age.

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What is the oldest age you can drive at? Debunking the Age Limit Myth

According to a 2021 study, more than 20% of licensed drivers in the United States were aged 65 or older. For many, the question of **what is the oldest age you can drive at?** is a pressing concern, but the answer is based on a person's ability rather than their date of birth.

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At what age do you stop driving a car? There is no single answer.

Studies show that while older drivers are often safer, age-related changes can increase risk. So, at what age do you stop driving a car? The truth is, there is no magic number—it's a deeply personal decision that depends more on ability than a specific date.

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Should you be driving at 80? Navigating the Road in Your Golden Years

According to the CDC, drivers aged 70 and older have higher crash death rates per 1,000 crashes than middle-aged drivers. The question of 'Should you be driving at 80?' is not about age alone but about fitness to drive, balancing independence with the safety of both the driver and others on the road.

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What age should you not drive over 80? It depends on health, not just years

According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the rate of fatal motor vehicle accidents per mile driven is higher for drivers aged 85 and older than for every other age group. The question of what age should you not drive over 80 is not determined by a specific birthday, but rather by an individual's physical, cognitive, and sensory abilities.

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