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2022 AARP Smart Driver Participant Guidebook

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Directions: For each question, check Yes or No. 1. I notice that other drivers seem to be honking at me. Yes No 2. I find space in traffic hard to judge. Yes No 3. I find that vehicless suddenly appear from nowhere. Yes No 4. I fail to notice red lights and traffic signs. Yes No 5. I have trouble looking over my shoulder to back up or change lanes. Yes No 6. I have trouble driving through intersections. Yes No 7. I get nervous making left turns against oncoming traffic. Yes No 8. I lack confidence that I am able to drive in heavy traffic. Yes No 9. I lack confidence that I am able to drive at high speeds. Yes No 10. I feel overwhelmed by too many road signs, signals, pavement markings, pedestrians, and other vehicles. Yes No 11. I get lost on roadways that should be familiar to me. Yes No 12. I feel nervous, agitated, or irritated while driving. Yes No 13. I have had several close calls, a near crash, or fender benders in the last 3 years. Yes No 14. My doctor advised me to limit or stop driving because of my health. Yes No 15. I have asked my doctor to refer me to a specialist. Yes No ACTIVITY: JUDGING YOUR OWN DRIVING (UNIT 5) How is your driving? Here is a quick review of some issues we talked about in terms of other drivers. If you answered "Yes" to any of these questions, you may be experiencing a driving problem. If you answered "Yes" to several questions, you may need to schedule an appointment with an occupational therapy driver rehabilitation specialist to consider a formal driving assessment. AARP 118 RESOURCES

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