Failing to use turn signals or keeping signals on without changing lanes.Getting lost or disoriented easily, even in familiar places.Problems with back/neck flexibility and turning to see traffic/hazards around the car.Difficulty reacting quickly and/or processing multiple stimuli.Backing up after missing an exit or turn.Driving significantly slower than the posted speed limit or general speed of other vehicles.Increasing levels of anxiety while driving.
Difficulty seeing pedestrians, objects and other vehicles.Pressing simultaneously on the brake and accelerator pedals while driving.Coasting to a near stop amid moving traffic.
Braking or stopping abruptly without cause.Increased confusion while driving in traffic.Ignoring or missing stop signs and traffic signals.The NHTSA advises family members to look for the following indicators that an elderly driver may need to stop driving and consider alternative modes of transportation.
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