This article from the Greater Richmond Chapter of Alzheimer's Association helps answer questions about whether a loved one should stop driving.

Has it been a while since you took your drivers test? Refresh your knowledge about driving with this quiz.

Here is some helpful information on Virginia law for seniors and driving, including medical and mental requirements for safely operating a motor vehicle.

The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles and the Virginia Highway Safety Office (VAHSO) try to keep drivers as safe and independent as possible. Review the suggestions that are offered in this article.

Learn more about the factors that influence driving and ways to improve your driving skills as you age.

An ABC World News video series about aging relatives and their caregivers.

In Virginia, 65 is a speed limit, not an age limit. Learn more about Virginia's GrandDriver Program, a public education and awareness campaign to provide seniors with information and resources they need about staying safe and mobile as they age.

The decision to stop driving or ask a loved one to stop driving can be an extremely difficult one. This article from AARP provides some hints to assist in identifying a person's need to limit or stop driving.