Studies indicate that if others tell you that you need to stop driving they may be right.  Other Studies show the best way to resolve this issue is to consult your local Department of Motor Vehicles Office and request an appointment for a Driving Test.  

In Colorado you can find your local office at   https://dmv.colorado.gov/ 

Is public transit a viable choice for your household? https://olderwiser.org/transit-partners/    

Signs that it's Time to Limit or Stop Driving:

• Almost crashing, with frequent "close calls" 
  
• Finding dents and scrapes on the car, on fences, mailboxes, garage doors, curbs, etc. 
  
• Getting lost, especially in familiar locations 
  
• Having trouble seeing or following traffic signals, road signs, and pavement markings 
  
• Responding more slowly to unexpected situations, or having trouble moving their foot from the gas to the brake pedal; confusing the two pedals 
• Misjudging gaps in traffic at intersections and on highway entrance and exit ramps 
• Experiencing road rage or causing other drivers to honk or complain 
• Easily becoming distracted or having difficulty concentrating while driving 
  
• Having a hard time turning around to check the rear view while backing up or changing lanes 
  
• Receiving multiple traffic tickets or "warnings" from law enforcement officers 
  
• You are taking new medications with this warning "May Cause Dizziness. Do Not Drive Or Perform Other Potentially DANGEROUS Tasks Until You Know How This Medication Affects You."

Do you have an issue that can be corrected? Investigate Driver Rehabilitation

A Driver Rehabilitation Specialist can administer a comprehensive driving evaluation that looks at all areas needed for driving (vision, physical functioning and cognition) as well as doing a thorough behind the wheel evaluation. That information is very useful with decision making about whether it is time to stop driving.  Click Here to find a driver rehab specialist near you.