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At what age should you not drive? The truth about senior driver safety

There is no single, mandatory age at which everyone must stop driving; research shows that individual health and ability, not age alone, are the true determining factors. Most people cease driving between the ages of 75 and 85, but some can continue safely for longer while others may need to stop earlier due to health concerns. To answer the question, "At what age should you not drive?", a comprehensive assessment of physical, cognitive, and sensory abilities is necessary, rather than relying on an arbitrary number.

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Understanding the data: How many 90 year olds drive in the UK?

As of early 2024, DVLA figures reveal over 150,000 British nonagenarians hold driving licenses, showcasing a significant population of older road users. This trend highlights the importance of understanding the regulations, safety implications, and support systems concerning how many 90 year olds drive in the UK.

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How do I know when it's time to stop driving?: A Comprehensive Guide

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, older adult drivers face a higher risk of being killed or injured in a traffic crash. So, how do I know when it's time to stop driving and ensure safety for myself and others on the road? The key is recognizing subtle changes in your abilities and seeking honest feedback from loved ones and medical professionals.

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