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Online RoadWise Driver for Seniors
Learn how to hone your driving skills and learn about new vehicle technology and driving tips for today’s drivers. AAA’s Roadwise Driver is an online course designed to help you be a better, safer driver.
Senior Driving Resources
Making Roads Safer for Senior Drivers
Experience counts. And seniors are the most experienced drivers on the road. They have fewer accidents and tend to drive safer cars. However, drivers aged 70 years and older have higher rates of fatal crashes, based on miles driven, than any other group except drivers who are 16 to 19 years old....
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The Dangers of Multiple Medications in Older Drivers
It’s not just alcohol and illegal drugs that can impair driving – so can legally prescribed medications, taken alone or in combination with each other.
Eight Safety Tips for Mature Drivers
Seniors represent the fastest-growing segment of drivers, with current projections suggesting that a quarter of all drivers will be over 65 by 2025. To ensure safety for mature drivers, please read and share these eight quick tips.
AAA Driver Training
AAA offers in-person Driver Training classes at select locations. Classes are taught by Certified Instructors and have no written exams or on-road driving.
New this year! Virtual classes hosted on Zoom by a AAA Southern Pennsylvania Driver Training instructor are also available. Requirements...
2022 Driver Training Classes Are Now Available
Drivers who want to sharpen their driving skills and knowledge are invited to attend a AAA Driver Training class. The classes are taught by certified instructors and provide students a refresher on driving laws and information. There are no written exams or on-road driving.
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Tread Lightly
AAA conducted testing to understand performance differences at highway speeds between new all-season tires and those worn to a tread depth of 4/32” on wet pavement. AAA research found this.
In-Vehicle Infotainment Systems Especially Distracting to Older Drivers
New in-vehicle infotainment technology has the potential to increase comfort and extend mobility for older drivers, but first it has to stop distracting them.