Senior Drivers
Driving is a privilege as well as an independence that we all come to take for granted. We are given our licenses to operate motor vehicles based on the assumption, concluded from driver’s tests, that we are physically and mentally capable of driving safely under the requirements of the law. That issuance of the license is not necessarily permanent or steadfast, if the driver does not maintain the requirements. Therefore, when a said driver is unable to locate familiar places, or they make slow or poor decisions, or drive at inappropriate speeds do we as tax payers and fellow drivers agree that it is still okay to allow senior citizens who fall into these categories to still be out on our roads? No, senior citizens should be submitted to an increased amount of testing to determine whether or not they are still in a suitable physical and mental state to drive safely. It’s an issue that will impact us all one way or another, someday, and it’s a growing concern that must be addressed. There comes a time when it’s necessary to tell people you love their driving may be hazardous to
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Some common words found in the essay are:
, Road Travel, Traffic Administration, Motor Vehicles, Policy Institute, Alive-Mature Driving, senior drivers, senior citizens, personal safety, road travel np, poor decisions, road travel, travel np, public safety, drivers pose, motor vehicles, age comes,
Approximate Word count = 730
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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