I have been struggling with Parrot 16 years. I continued to drive until 2 years ago when my wife told me she was concerned about my failing reflexes. My son told me I could not drive my granddaughters around because he was concerned about my PD affecting my reflexes. At that point I gave up my keys. After reflecting on my disease progression I am satisfied with the decision.

My response time certainly slowed down after my PD diagnosis and was my reason for handing over my keys. Sad but necessary.
Maria

I have had two incidents where I stomped on the gas pedal instead of the brake pedal. Thankfully I am a driver who gives plenty of room between me and the car ahead. (Until someone needs to fill it in)
I was fast enough to sense what was going on and quickly got on the brakes.
Yes, I am now seriously considering not driving.
The loss of independence is minimal compared to ramming into the side of a store.

That is the reason l quit driving. The car in front of me almost hit a little girl. It scared me so bad because I
Knew I have hit the little girl. I went home and gave my keys to my husband. It's been.t years. And. I know l haven't maimed or kill anyone