Supporting Ageing Drivers In Bracknell

Everyone ages differently, and there is no legal age at which someone must stop driving. However, adults aged 60-75+ statistically have a higher crash rate compared to drivers aged 45-54.

 

As we age, we may experience slower motor reflexes, decreased vision, and changes in hearing, flexibility, strength, and coordination which can impair our decision-making skills and confidence. 

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If you're concerned about an elderly driver in your family, please contact us for a free consultation.

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We are happy to offer a free in-person meeting with an elderly driver to reassure them that our goal is to support and guide them, not to dictate their actions.