Driving

Driving helps maintain independence; doing so competently is essential to ensure everyone’s safety on the road

“The best car safety device is a rear-view mirror with a cop in it”
Dudley Moore

Course Content

Understanding the Effects of Aging on Driving Abilities

Effect of Vision and Hearing Changes on Driving

Maintaining Physical Fitness and Flexibility for Driving

Adjusting Driving Habits to Compensate for Slower Reaction Times

Managing Distractions While Driving

Impact of Medications on Driving Performance

Impact of Alcohol and Recreational Drugs on Driving Performance

Importance of Regular Vehicle Maintenance

Enhancing Situational Awareness and Defensive Driving Techniques

Navigating Challenging Driving Conditions

Planning for the Transition from Driving to Alternative Transportation Options

Course Feedback – Driving

About Instructor

Robert Stall, MD

Dr. Stall is a fellowship trained geriatrician and MIT engineering graduate who is dedicated to the care of older adults and helping their loved ones. He has over 35 years experience working in the geriatric continuum of care. Now in his 60's, he has more things to do before just golfing off into the sunset.

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About Instructor

Robert Stall, MD

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