Share Share Share August 2, 2015 Health & Beauty How Old is Too Old to Drive? When is it time for seniors to stop driving? There's no cut-off age, although there are tests that come into play at certain milestone ages for senior citizens, depending on where you live. Surprisingly, in 2010 the American Academy of Neurology released statement saying that since 76% of adults with mild dementia can still pass driving tests, early dementia and Alzheimer's Disease is not an automatic signal to stop driving. This video poses the "grandparent test" for families wondering when Mom/Dad should stop driving: If you have children and you're afraid for them to be in the car when Grandma or Grandpa is driving, it's probably time for them to give up their driver's license. Want more articles about Alzheimer's Disease and dementia? Alzheimer's Awareness Month - 50 Facts Lonely is a Man Without Love on World Alzheimer's Day Community Safety for Alzheimers Disease and Cognitive Impairment Teenager’s Invention for Alzheimer’s Patient Safety Alzheimer’s Disease or Dementia Concerns? Learning to Live with Alzheimer’s The Power of Music for Alzheimer’s Patients Does Dementia Change the Ability of a Spouse to Consent to Sex? Long Term Care Home Checklist Occupational Therapy Works for Seniors Farewell Fantasy Author Terry Pratchett
