Most people enjoy driving and wish to continue doing so for as long as they safely can. However, for many of us, the time may come when we must limit or stop driving, either temporarily or permanently. There are also cases where young adults with special needs may need to decide for the first time whether they are capable of driving. The following advice may be able to assist you or someone you care about.
If you have a family member who has difficulty driving because of a medical condition, you should report the situation to the MVC's Medical Review Unit. They will evaluate the driver and determine if their driving privileges should be restricted.
What are the warning signs that a driver's skills may not be at a safe level? Physicians and law enforcement professionals use numerous factors to evaluate drivers.
Any of the following may raise a safety concern:
Signs of Impairment:
If you have serious concerns about someone’s driving skills–including your own–there are numerous places where you may seek help before contacting the MVC’s Medical Review Unit: