Evaluations For Drivers 65 and Older
Driving is not just about getting from one place to another; often, it is how we conduct our lives. Losing or facing limitations in one’s driving abilities impacts not only basic transportation needs, but also one’s freedom and independence. Due to age-related disorders, older drivers are in a higher crash risk category than all other drivers. CODE addresses the unique needs of the elderly by measuring participants holistically to determine if they are still safe to drive.
Evaluations For Drivers Under 65
For many younger drivers still in school or in the workforce, driving is their primary mode of transport for getting to class or the workplace. Losing or facing limitations in one’s driving abilities impacts not only basic transportation needs, but also one’s freedom and independence. CCDE assessments are a valuable tool in measuring risks and identifying problem areas on a case-by-case basis.
