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Can I get a car if I have arthritis?

According to the CDC, over 54 million US adults have been diagnosed with some form of arthritis, and for many, the condition raises concerns about driving independence. The good news is that with thoughtful planning, the right vehicle, and a few modifications, it's entirely possible to get a car if you have arthritis and continue driving safely for years to come.

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Which age group has the best reaction times in traffic?

While raw, physiological reaction speed typically peaks in a person's mid-20s, that doesn't tell the whole story for complex tasks like driving. So, which age group has the best reaction times in traffic? The answer involves more than just reflexes and is crucial for understanding healthy aging and safe driving practices.

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Is 85 years old too old to drive? A comprehensive guide to senior driving

According to the CDC, older drivers are more likely to be involved in a fatal car crash per mile traveled than middle-aged drivers, but there is no universal cutoff age for driving safely. The question, 'Is 85 years old too old to drive?' is highly individual and depends far more on personal health and ability than on chronological age alone.

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