Dementia and Knowing When to Quit Driving
One of the things greatly affected by a person’s dementia is his driving performance. If you are not sure about the right time to ask your elderly loved one to quit driving, here are a few pointers:
- accompany them while driving and watch out for warning signs.
- if he is still capable of driving, recommend simple adjustments to ensure his safety.
- if he is no longer capable of driving safely, start the discussion about quitting in the early stages of his condition.
- if he refuses to quit, consider taking him to the doctor for a medical evaluation, reporting his case to the DMV, or hiding his keys.
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