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Cop Stops Elderly Wrong-way Driver In Tacoma A 94-year-old wrong-way driver was stopped by a brave Pierce County deputy Tuesday, preventing what could’ve been a devastating crash on Route 16 near Gig Harbor. -
Woman Killed By 88-Year-Old Elderly Driver In Lake City The Mercedes that slammed into the building was driven by an 88-year-old woman. She told reporters that she plans to continue driving. -
Crash News Report 9-16-16 A crash involving two pickup trucks and a semi-truck closed State Route 18 near Snoqualmie. -
Crash News Report 8-1-16 A car ended up balanced on a jersey barrier after a crash on the West Seattle Bridge. -
Statistics Show Older Drivers May Be Threat to Public Safety A recent string of fatal car accidents involving senior drivers has people nationwide debating the current processes in place for determining whether elderly people are fit to safely operate a motor vehicle. -
Elderly Drivers May Pose a Greater Crash Risk to All Drivers Data published in a number of studies suggests that elderly drivers, or older drivers, are involved in more motor vehicle accidents than other age groups. Injuries from these crashes -
Accidents Involving Senior Citizens: Should They Be Allowed To Drive? On September 21, 2011 KOMO Newsradio personality Ken Schram called on Seattle attorney Chris Davis to answer the question "Should senior citizens drive"?