August 22, 2024
If you feel at any time that you are not fit to drive, then please do not drive. You should always consult with your doctor regarding your fitness to drive.
Always wear a seatbelt. You legally must wear a seatbelt as it reduces your likelihood of injury by 2 times in the case of a crash.
Take care at intersections and avoid distractions while driving. The common crash types for older drivers are right turn crashes and crashes due to disobeying a traffic signal or sign.
Are you worried about someone's driving?
It can be difficult to know what to do if you have concerns about someone’s driving.
For tips and information for family members, friends and others about things to consider, click here.
Deciding to no longer drive
As we get older a day may come when we decide that we can no longer drive safely.
Please contact your doctor to discuss your fitness to drive or contact Service SA if you wish to cancel your driver's licence.
To book a driving assessment test for fitness to drive, (call or text) on 0402 706 042 and enquire today!