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I am here to share with you my concern about today’s elderly driving population, and to express my support for the government task force that is fighting to make drivers over the age of 75 get tested once a year. ... This is only one of a number of accidents involving elderly drivers.
Statistics from the National Insurance Institute show that older drivers generally are as safe as other age groups until they reach 75, when they tend to have more accidents.
Drivers 85 and older are about as likely to be involved in a fatal crash as those ages 16 to 19, but theyre more likely to die than others in car accidents because their bodies are frailer. ... Other conditions that can affect an older drivers performance are decreases in attention span, failing vision, inability to see well at night or in the rain, slowing of reaction time and decreased ability to do more than one thing at a time.
Approximate Word count = 599
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