Help prove older drivers are safe
14 April 2010
- Older drivers are safe, says report
- No need for a retest
- Prove the findings right with What Car?
Older drivers are among the safest on the road and shouldn't have to take a compulsory retest, according to a report from the RAC Foundation.
The report reveals that introducing compulsory retesting for drivers over 70 is unnecessary, would reduce mobility, and be difficult to police.
The foundation says 70 to 80-year-olds are less likely to be involved in accidents than many younger age groups, however, they are more likely to be killed or seriously injured if they do crash.
It is only when drivers reach 80 years-old, or do only a limited mileage, that the risk of accidents increases, the report says.
Prove you're safe with What Car?
If you're over 70-years-old, What Car? would like to give you the chance to prove the RAC Foundation report right by taking your test again with our driving school.
It's entirely free, will be arranged at your convenience up to May 21 and won't have any repercussions for your diving licence if you slip up.
Get in touch and prove that older drivers are safe.
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