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What Clues Indicate That One Should Cease Driving An Automobile?

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Ider, AL
November 10, 2024
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When considering whether to cease driving due to Parkinson's disease, here are some clues to watch for:

- Frequent Close Calls: Near-miss accidents or frequent minor collisions
- Difficulty with Multitasking: Struggling to manage multiple tasks while driving, such as using turn signals and checking mirrors.
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When considering whether to cease driving due to Parkinson's disease, here are some clues to watch for:

- Frequent Close Calls: Near-miss accidents or frequent minor collisions.
- Difficulty with Multitasking: Struggling to manage multiple tasks while driving, such as using turn signals and checking mirrors.
- Slow Reaction Times: Delayed responses to traffic signals, pedestrians, or other vehicles.
- Getting Lost: Becoming disoriented or lost on familiar routes.
- Feedback from Others: Concerns expressed by family, friends, or healthcare providers about driving safety.

Always consult with a healthcare provider for personalized advice.

November 10, 2024

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