
Driving is more complex and demanding than it used to be. There's considerably more traffic on the road and motorists have to process more and more information both inside and outside the car.
The over 50 motorist brings a wealth of experience, confidence and tolerance to their driving. However, as you grow older, your ability to interpret the movements and intentions of other drivers and reaction to situations gradually changes.
Your sight, hearing and judgement of speed may not be quite as sharp as they were when you were younger. Stiffening joints may make it difficult to turn your head to check blind spots or keep a check on vehicles either side of you. These changes occur so gradually, that you may not realise they're happening. By taking even greater care and adjusting your driving habits to compensate for any deterioration in your eyesight and judgement, you can drive safely and confidently well into your later years.