- I signal and check to the rear when I change lanes
- I wear a seat belt
- I try to stay informed on changes in driving and highway laws and techniques
- Intersections bother me because there is so much to watch from all directions
- I find it difficult to decide when to merge with traffic on a busy interstate highway
- I think I am slower than I user to be in reacting to dangerous driving situations.
- When I am really upset, it affects my driving
- Traffic situations make me angry
- I get regular eye exams to keep my vision at its sharpest
- I check with my doctor or pharmacist about how the medications I take affect my driving ability
- I try to stay informed on current information about health and wellness habits
- My children, other family members or friends have expressed concern about my driving ability
- How many traffic rickets, warnings, or “discussions” with lay enforcement officers have you had in the past two years?
- How many collisions have you had in the past two years?
Do any of the previous questions make you think about giving up the keys?
Is it time to talk with someone?
Friend, spouse, son or daughter, your doctor?
