The elderly generally have slower reflexes, decreasing awareness of surroundings and poor vision. So, are they a danger to themselves and other drivers on Washington state roads and interstates? Or are they actually more safe than their younger counterparts? What do you think?
Read the statistics, get the facts, and let us know what you think. We have just posted a new article in our firm's auto accident law library entitled Points To Ponder: Elderly Drivers & Auto Accidents in Washington State. Click here to read the entire article.
According to the NTSB, age is not always the best measure of skills on the road. It is very important that all drivers are skilled and show appropriate reflexes, which may not always correlate with age.

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