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At what age do most people stop driving? The factors beyond the number

While some studies indicate the average age for driving cessation is around 75 to 85, most experts agree there is no single answer to the question, "At what age do most people stop driving?". The decision is highly individual and depends far more on health, cognitive function, and driving ability than on a specific birthday.

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At what age do most adults stop driving? A Personal and Practical Guide

According to studies from organizations like the National Institutes of Health (NIH), driving cessation most often occurs between the ages of 75 and 85, but there is no specific age at which most adults stop driving. The decision is highly individual and depends on numerous factors beyond just the number of candles on a birthday cake.

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How to determine if an elderly person is safe to drive?

According to the CDC, older drivers are more likely to be killed or injured in car crashes, often due to age-related changes. It's a difficult but crucial conversation to have, and learning **how to determine if an elderly person is safe to drive** is the first step toward ensuring their safety and the safety of others on the road.

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At what age do driving skills begin to deteriorate?

According to the CDC, drivers aged 70 and older have higher crash death rates per 1,000 crashes than middle-aged drivers, and this often leads to questions like, "At what age do driving skills begin to deteriorate?" The reality is that the decline is gradual and varies significantly from person to person, often starting as early as the mid-50s for some abilities.

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