Navigating the delicate issue of when it’s time for an aging loved one to stop driving can be challenging for families. This comprehensive article from the New York Times, “When It’s Time for an Aging Driver to Hit the Brakes,” offers expert advice on how to approach the conversation with empathy and care. It highlights the importance of observation, professional assessments, and thoughtful dialogue, providing practical tips for ensuring safety while respecting the independence of elderly drivers. Dive into the full article for valuable insights on making this difficult transition smoother for everyone involved.
Although ACAP is not mentioned by name, Cheryl Greenberg (quoted toward the end of the article) is one of the chapter coordinators for ACAP Guilford County.
