Yet aging does not follow a calendar, and neither should the right to drive. Some 80‑year‑olds remain sharp and safe; some 65‑year‑olds are already at risk. The real courage is not in imposing a brutal age limit, but in creating a culture where medical checks, adapted training, and honest family conversations are normal, not shameful. Protecting lives without humiliating elders is not a compromise. It is the only humane road forward.
Sad news for drivers over 70, they will soon no longer be able to…
