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Chat with us , powered by LiveChat About AAA Join AAA Visit Search for:Home Evaluate your Driving Abillity Self-Rating Tool Learn about your driving habits by answering 15 short questions. Learn More » Professional Assessment An evaluation by a trained professional can help. Learn More » Understand Mind & Body Changes Vision Vision changes and common vision problems affect driving. Learn More » Hearing Understand how hearing loss and impairment affect driving. Learn More » Reaction Time Over the years, reaction times decline. Adjustments can be made. Learn More » Medical Conditions & Medications These can affect driving abilities, but you can reduce risks. Learn More » Mind & Cognition Keeping your mind fit is important for safe driving. Learn More » Improve Your Driving Skills Prepare for a Drive A few things you’ll want to do before you get behind the wheel. Learn More » Everyday Driving Challenges Tips for handling common challenges on the roadway. Learn More » Driving in Bad Weather Tips for staying safe in bad weather. Learn More » Handle Unexpected Situations Preparing for the unexpected. Learn More » Driver Improvement Courses for Seniors Driving courses can help improve your confidence. Learn More » Maintain Mobility & Independence Keep Your Mind & Body Fit Understand the symptoms of decreased physical and mental fitness - and do something about them. Learn More » Driver Improvement Courses For Seniors Driving courses can help improve your confidence. Learn More » Car Buying, Maintenance & Assistive Accessories A vehicle with special features can make a big difference. Learn More » Other Ways to Get Around Consider public transportation, carpooling or volunteer driver programs. Learn More » Resources for Family & Friends Know When to be Concerned Common warning signs and the amount of danger they pose. Learn More » Conversations About Driving Tips for discussing safe driving concerns with a senior driver. Learn More » Help Seniors Stay Independent Transportation options when a senior is no longer able to drive. Learn More » Tools & Additional Resources ROADWISE DRIVER READ MORE AAA’s Roadwise Driver can be taken online or in a classroom to help keep driving knowledge fresh, while reducing risk to you, your passengers and others on the road. SMART FEATURES FOR OLDER DRIVERS READ MORE Choosing a vehicle with the right features can help you adapt to physical changes associated with aging and improve your safety. Keep Yourself Mobile READ MORE Know the Licensing Laws in Your State READ MORE Senior driver licensing laws can vary considerably, so take care to know the laws in your state. Roadwise Rx READ MORE Check out the free online tool that provides confidential, individualized feedback ers medication side effects and interactions, highlighting how these effects may impact safe driving abilities. Driving Health Check-Up Because you want to be a safe driver as long as possible, consider getting a professional driving assessment. LEARN MORE Find Your Perfect Fit Attend a free CarFit clinic, where trained technicians and an occupational therapist can help you find your ideal vehicle fit” for maximum comfort and safety. It takes only about 20 minutes. Find out if CarFit is available near you. LEARN MORE Conversations about Driving Initiating a conversation about safe driving with an older driver, especially a parent, is challenging for most people. LEARN MORE Ask The Experts AAA’s safety experts provide reliable and accessible answers to your questions about aging, driving, mobility and related topics. Review the FAQs or submit your own for our experts to answer. LEARN MORE Medical Conditions & Driving Increasing age brings a greater likelihood of having at least one medical condition that could affect your safety while driving. LEARN MORE AAA is dedicated to keeping seniors driving for as long as safely possible. We also are committed to promoting viable transportation options for seniors who can no longer drive independently. This website is intended to provide users with general information to help them better understand the traffic safety implications of certain health conditions and human behaviors. The information is not medical advice. Consult with your doctor before altering any medications or driving, or if you have specific medical questions or think you may be suffering from any medical condition. The American Automobile Association, Inc., its affiliated motor clubs, and the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety assume no liability for, and make no representations or warranties — express or implied — with respect to, the information on this web site. Additional Resources Your Local AAA Club Join AAA Roadwise RX AAA Newsroom AAA Advocacy More from AAA Copyright © 2020 AAA. All rights reserved. View Privacy Policy Orlando Web...