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Resources for Public Information and Services

Many resources are available to provide information and support as drivers age, including education, assessment and counseling. Below are just a few of the many resources available. Be sure to check additional links provided at For More Information.

AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety Driver Licensing Policies and Practices (http://lpp.seniordrivers.org/lpp/)

This Web site is designed to provide “one stop shopping” for information on state driver licensing policies and practices affecting older and medically-at-risk drivers. There are two parts to the website:

The Driver Licensing Policies and Practices database. Here you can choose from a drop-down list of topic areas to display state-specific information that was gathered from a recent AAAFTS survey of state driver license agencies. You can leave the information sorted by state, or sort the data on a topic of interest.
To learn about innovative programs licensing agencies are undertaking to address the needs of older and medically-at-risk drivers, go to the Noteworthy Initiatives database. Here you can search by state or by topic area to obtain brief program descriptions, including links to relevant ma terials and websites and contact information for learning more.

AAMVA - GrandDriver Public Awareness Campaign
GrandDriver is urging the public-particularly drivers over 65 and their adult children-to learn more about the effects of aging on our ability to drive and to talk about these issues. Click here for more information.
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