Most people would probably lie and say that they were in the good driver category. Some would have an honest opinion of his/her driving and categorize themselves properly...

Most elderly drivers try to practice as much safety on the road as possible. They want to find ways to drive safe and drive as long as possible. Many elderly drivers make up for their deficits by limiting their driving in order to avoid intensive traffic patterns, by driving fewer miles, limiting trips to cover shorter distances and by avoiding driving during twilight or bad weather...

No one was seriously injured in the accident. Both cars received some considerable damage, but overall the woman was extremely lucky. What if the same accident would have happened on a busy street? What if it was a child that was hit and not a parked car? By having stricter laws concerning elderly drivers, there would be more lives saved each year...

Many parents are not aware that insurance companies are only obliged to honor claims from sober and licensed drivers – and they will have to compensate for the damage caused by underage drivers… Advice for parents: Know what your children are doing and where they are - and how they are traveling to and from their destinations Talk with them about the consequences of their actions and the trouble they can get into Stress responsibility and the dangers to road safety Discuss with your children the need to avoid peer pressure and to avoid climbing in vehicles with underage and intoxicated drivers Put keys where underage children cannot get to them The most important advice would be to teach responsibility by way of example...