The Older Drivers Forum is holding three, free-to-attend webinars this month – and registration is now open.
The webinars will look at what can be done to address concerns about older drivers, impairment and driver eyesight.
The latter forms part of an ongoing nationwide campaign to highlight the importance of good vision when it comes to road safety – and is hosted by Valerie Singleton OBE. It is suitable for all ages.
All three webinars take place on Zoom.
Full details of the webinars
11 March (2pm)
Concerned about an Older Driver? We can help
This webinar is to provide support for families, friends, and carers who are concerned about an older driver. The webinar includes advice on how to: start empathetic conversations with their loved one, friend or client; keep them driving safely, for longer and plan for when it is time for them to retire from driving.
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13 March (2pm)
Are you driving whilst impaired?
Impairment, when related to driving, often refers to drink, drugs or a medical condition. However, everyone drives in an impaired fashion from time to time whether it be through tiredness, stress, distraction or simply complacency. This webinar will look at all the factors which may impair our driving decisions and offers solutions to ensure the risk of a road traffic collision is as low as possible.
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14 March (2pm)
Is your vision roadworthy?
This webinar is hosted by Valerie Singleton OBE and will offer the opportunity to find out more about driver vision and the vital role played by good eyesight in reducing risks on the road. The webinar will discuss what the law says and the legal requirements for driving, as well as advice from an optometrist on good eye health and importance of regular eyesight tests and lots more.
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For more information on any of the webinars, please contact Rob Heard, chair and founder of the Older Drivers Forum, via email.
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