VOICED : As populations age senior drivers strive to stay on the road

The video discusses the role of senior citizen drivers in New Jersey, focusing on Don Robertson, who helps other seniors with essential errands. It highlights the challenges faced by Mary Roberts after losing her ability to drive and the increasing demand for volunteer drivers due to an aging population. The video also covers safety statistics for senior drivers and personal stories about the difficulties families face when deciding if a senior should stop driving.

What motivates Don Robertson to continue driving as a volunteer?

• He enjoys meeting new people.

• Driving helps him stay active and motivated.

• He likes to travel to new places.

• He wants to earn extra money.

What major life change did Mary Roberts experience after her accident?

• She began working from home.

• She moved to a new city.

• She started using public transport.

• She became unable to drive.

Why is it difficult for seniors in suburban areas to rely on public transport?

• Public transport is too expensive.

• Public transport is unreliable.

• There are limited public transport options.

• Seniors prefer driving their own cars.

According to the AAA Driving Association, what is a notable characteristic of senior drivers?

• They frequently get lost.

• They are more likely to speed.

• They often forget to wear seatbelts.

• They are one of the safest groups on the road.

What challenge do families face when elderly members can no longer drive safely?

• Finding affordable car insurance.

• Convincing them to stop driving.

• Teaching them to use new technology.

• Helping them find new hobbies.