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 \n·Are some of the movements you require to drive limited?  \n·Are you confused when you have to enter or exit a road?  \n·Do you forget which route you usually take?  \n·Do you react at the last minute when stopping atan intersection?  \n·Do you need a passenger to help you drive?  \n·Do you have difficulty yielding the right of way?  \n·Do you have difficulty backing up your vehicle?  \n·Do you have problems reading or understanding trafficsigns or signals?  \n·Do other drivers you encounter along the road beep at youor signal you regularly?  \n●Do your friends and family express concern when you getbehind the wheel?  \n·Have you noticed some people hesitate or refuse to getinto avehicle when you're at the wheel?  \n·Do you have minor accidents from time to time?  \nIf you answered YES to one or more of these questions,it is important to:  \n>discuss the situation with your family and friends;  \n>consult a health care professional;  \n>update or review your driving knowledge and techniques;  \n>or perhaps,choose other means of getting around.  \n5  \nHealthy Living  \nSome lifestyle habits can help preserve good physical andmental fitness.Sound health is an essential condition to holdinga driver's licence.  \nThat's why you should:  \n>consult your physicianor health care professionalregularly to help resolveany health issues thatcan arise;  \n>follow the treatmentdosage for medicationyou are prescribed;  \n>exercise regularly;  \n>eat right;  \n6  \n>monitor your weight;  \n>do not smoke;  \n>get enough rest;  \n>do not abuse alcohol;  \n>stimulate your brain byreading,doing crosswordpuzzles or playingboard games.  \n## Change How You Drive\n\nIf your health is deteriorating,depending on the type of conditionyou may be experiencing,you may still be able to drive safely.You will,however,have to change the way you drive.  \nThese changes may include the following:  \n>Avoid driving during rush hour.  \n>Plan for long trips and include rest stops along the way.  \n>Drive in familiar surroundings.  \n>Avoid driving at night or in poor weather.  \n>Avoid driving if you feelill or have taken medication thatcan interfere with concentration or cause drowsiness.  \n>Choose a vehicle that canmake the driving task easier(automatic transmission,power accessories,etc.).  \n## Examine the Situation\n\nDespite your best efforts,sooner or later,your health may forceyou to stop driving.For some people,this can happen suddenly,for others it may be a gradual process.In each case,however,coming to the realization that you can no longer drive requirescareful thought,because every individual has a personalresponsibility to road safety.  \nYou should ask yourself the following question:amlstill able to getbehind the wheel without risking an accident that could injure meor someone else who crosses my path?Ifyou can no longer answeryes to this question,you will have to consider other options forgetting around.This is obviously a difficult decision to m","cbCaiio4UQKifNXS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiio4UQKifNXS","pdf",993929,14,"English","# SENIORS,are you at risk?\n## Change How You Drive\n## Examine the Situation\n## Alternatives\n## If You Are Age 75 and Over","[{\"question\":\"What should seniors check to know whether they are at risk when driving?\",\"answer\":\"The document lists situations such as limited movement needed to drive, getting confused entering or exiting roads, forgetting usual routes, reacting too late at intersections, difficulty yielding or backing up, and problems reading traffic signs or signals.\"},{\"question\":\"What actions are recommended if you answer YES to any risk questions?\",\"answer\":\"You should discuss the situation with family and friends, consult a health care professional, update or review driving knowledge and techniques, or choose other ways to get around.\"},{\"question\":\"What does SAAQ require for drivers age 75 and over?\",\"answer\":\"Drivers with a valid class licence must submit to medical and visual evaluation at ages 75, 80, and every two years thereafter. SAAQ sends forms and a letter; after completing and signing, return the forms within 90 days. Not returning them may lead to licence suspension.\"}]","Healthin thedrivers seat! - Seniors are you at risk? - Healthy living and safe driving | PDF",1789869183,35]