What should be the legal age for adults to stop driving?

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neverknow · Answer

65+ cause that's usually when dementia starts

judethedude · Answer

150+ cause that's usually when chronic diseases kick in

neverknow · Answer

Lmao

Lustforlana · Answer

60+ and I think anyone who wants to continue driving over 60 should retake drivers ed and retake some tests because old people really have no idea what they are doing on the road

Syrnn · Answer

Honestly, when they retire or live in a senior home so like late 60s early 70s probably

zombieblud · Answer

@lustforlana wrote:

60+ and I think anyone who wants to continue driving over 60 should retake drivers ed and retake some tests because old people really have no idea what they are doing on the road

@syrnn wrote:

Honestly, when they retire or live in a senior home so like late 60s early 70s probably

@neverknow wrote:

65+ cause that's usually when dementia starts

Agreed

zombieblud · Answer

@judethedude wrote:

150+ cause that's usually when chronic diseases kick in

I'm not even 150 and I already have chronic diseases

Speedrunningban · Answer

DMV checks for old people could help, if you have dimentia or a brain disease you get it revoked

Bears · Answer

Hello

zombieblud · Answer

@bears wrote:

Hello

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judethedude · Answer

why does every post have to turn into spam

ykbatman · Answer

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kristen000021 · Answer

@judethedude wrote:

150+ cause that's usually when chronic diseases kick in

agreed

ykbatman · Answer

83.7

ykbatman · Answer

cuz that's when imma stop

sllo · Answer

97 bc they die anyway

zombieblud · Answer

@sllo wrote:

97 bc they die anyway

I giggled

Graysonunderwoods · Answer

all you gotta do is wait for them to say "help I've fallen, and i cant get up" think smarter not harder

sllo · Answer

@zombieblud wrote:

@sllo wrote:

97 bc they die anyway

I giggled

Yes i'm so funny

zombieblud · Answer

@graysonunderwoods wrote:

all you gotta do is wait for them to say "help I've fallen, and i cant get up" think smarter not harder

OMG

2hrs · Answer

18

Ultrilliam · Answer

I think you are asking the wrong question. The question should be "At what mental or physical state should someone no longer be eligible for driving".

Different people have issues at different times, and excluding specifically on age is not the correct approach. I would argue it should instead be mental and vision based requirements, with perhaps it being required every 5-10 years to have a checkup to renew your license.

Jasonisyours · Answer

80

notmeta · Answer

I don't think there should be a legal age for when people have to stop driving. 80 year olds have to get around too

Keyla · Answer

I think whenever you start forgetting which is the brake and which is the gas, also when u start going blind

Sleepyman · Answer

probs arnd 70 bc they start well getting old ash