That’s a nuanced issue. While age can bring changes in vision, reaction time, or cognitive function, it’s not solely age that determines driving ability. Many older drivers are safe and experienced.
Stricter screening after 70 might help identify those at higher risk, but it should be based on individual ability—not age alone. Regular, objective tests (like vision, reflexes, and cognitive checks) for all older drivers could be fairer and more effective than age-based restrictions alone.
The goal should be safety for everyone, without unfairly penalizing capable drivers.
Thank you for your honest opinion, Kelvin.