As populations age, the question of senior driving safety becomes more pressing. Many older adults rely on their vehicles for independence, but as reflexes slow and vision declines, the issue of when — or if — to restrict driving becomes complex. Should elderly drivers be required to retake driving tests or undergo regular medical evaluations? It’s a sensitive topic that touches on freedom, dignity, and public safety.
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