Senior Guide for Safe Driving (PDF) - California Department of Motor ...
Senior Guide for Safe Driving (PDF) - California Department of Motor ...
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Even if your vehicle is not a perfect fit, adaptive devices<br />
and features are available to help you compensate <strong>for</strong> any<br />
physical changes you may experience making the vehicle<br />
more com<strong>for</strong>table and safe <strong>for</strong> you to drive. Below are just<br />
a few examples <strong>of</strong> adaptive devices available <strong>for</strong> vehicles:<br />
• Turning knobs<br />
• Seat belt adaptors<br />
• Mirrors to minimize blind spots<br />
• Pedal extenders<br />
To learn more about adaptive devices and programs<br />
available to assist you in evaluating how well you and your<br />
vehicle work together, check the resource listing starting<br />
on page 51. Your local American Automobile Association<br />
(AAA) Club, American Association <strong>of</strong> Retired Persons<br />
(AARP), or an occupational therapist are additional<br />
resources.<br />
additional safety Tips<br />
• Never drink alcohol and drive.<br />
• Do not drive when you are angry, upset, sleepy, or ill.<br />
• Talk to your physician if you have concerns about<br />
your driving safety.<br />
• Keep your vehicle mechanically sound (<strong>for</strong> example,<br />
your tires properly inflated, good brakes, good<br />
windshield wipers, etc.).<br />
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