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Is your parent too old to drive?
There’s no easy way to question your parents’ driving skills. Aging can take a toll on driving skills in some people. Reflexes can become slow, vision and hearing deteriorate and medications can impair concentration, memory and reaction times.
The deadly force of fatigue
Fatigue is attributed as the cause of more than 100,000 car accidents each year in North America.
In winter, keep your gas tank at least half full. This will reduce moisture in the gas line and add needed weight and traction to your car.
