As we age, driving can become more challenging, but it’s often a key part of maintaining independence. "The Truth About Driving After 80" is a seminar designed to help seniors and their families or allies navigate the realities of driving later in life, offering practical strategies to stay safe on the road while addressing concerns about when it might be time to stop.
Learn about the physical and cognitive changes that can impact driving abilities, such as slower reaction times, vision issues, and joint stiffness, and how to adapt to these changes.
Discover safe driving strategies that seniors can implement, such as adjusting driving habits, using newer vehicle technologies, and staying current with road safety rules.
Understand the warning signs that may indicate it’s time to consider reducing or stopping driving, and how to assess your abilities honestly.
Get expert tips on how to have tough conversations with loved ones about driving concerns in a way that preserves dignity and independence.
Explore alternatives to driving, including ride-sharing, public transportation, and senior mobility services, and how to plan for a safe and smooth transition when driving is no longer the best option.
Location: University Library, 14010 University Blvd, Sugar Land, 77479