Time to Reassess: Regular Driving Tests for Seniors

Every year, we hear heartbreaking stories of accidents caused by elderly drivers mistaking the gas pedal for the brake or struggling to keep up with traffic. While age doesn’t automatically make someone a bad driver, it does bring physical and cognitive challenges that can impact road safety. That’s why I believe every person over 65 should retake a driving test every two years. This ensures they’re still capable of handling the demands of modern roads. And honestly, I think it’s fair to set a cutoff at 80. Reaction times naturally slow with age, and staying safe is more important than staying behind the wheel. Of course, this isn’t about discriminating—it’s about protecting everyone on the road. What do you think? Should there be stricter rules for older drivers? Share your thoughts! #Car #RoadSafety #ElderlyDrivers #DrivingTests #TrafficRules