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Should 70 year olds drive? A balanced look at senior driving safety and independence

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, drivers aged 70+ have higher crash death rates per mile driven than middle-aged drivers, largely due to increased vulnerability to injury in a crash. This statistic underscores the complex question: **should 70 year olds drive**? The answer is not a simple yes or no, but a nuanced consideration of individual health, driving habits, and safety on the road.

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Can I still drive when I'm 80?: Assessing Your Safety and Options

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), people age 70 and older are more prone to crashes than most other age groups. This statistic highlights the critical need for self-evaluation, making the question, 'Can I still drive when I'm 80?', a matter of safety and continued independence, not just a milestone.

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Should a 93 Year Old be Driving? An Honest Look at Senior Driver Safety

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), drivers aged 70 and older have higher crash death rates per 1,000 crashes than middle-aged drivers. This makes the question of "Should a 93 year old be driving?" a critical one for many families, requiring careful consideration of health, safety, and independence.

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