Car advice for people whose age and IQ are both over 50.
A MAJORITY OF PEOPLE (and especially older people) need to wear prescription glasses when driving. And even though 95 percent of sensory input to the brain comes from the eyes, a significant proportion of people
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ANY DRIVE OUTING HIGHLIGHTS just how many drivers don’t know (or don’t care) that one or more of their lights is inoperable. It’s dangerous and unnecessary and, in our opinion, is another argument for regular
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DRIVERS PULLING CARAVANS, HORSE FLOATS, boats and other trailers are encouraged to tow WISER this summer. Here’s a line-up of five simple tips for safer towing in an attempt to reduce incidents, injuries and unnecessary breakdown
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DESPITE LOW SPEED LIMITS and parking and other regulations, children are still being injured in and around schools. It’s up to every one of us to keep them safe. When you’re in or around a
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WE’RE NOT SURE IF IT’S just a cash grab or a genuine attempt to make drivers of huge utes pay more to park them. A Melbourne council has given its support for a proposal which
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MOST POLITICIANS SEE MOTORISTS (and that’s almost all of us) as nothing more than a bottomless pit of funds. Whenever they need higher income, they simply raise motoring costs and penalties. Motorists in Victoria will
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WITH MORE AND MORE OLDER drivers being pressured to surrender their driving licences, one 99-year-old Englishman should be an inspiration to us all. He’ll turn 100 next year, but that doesn’t stop Don Mitchell dreaming
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WE READ ABOUT IT almost every week, and most of us wonder how it can happen. Until it happens to us. Discovering a child has locked themselves inside a car with the keys can be
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OUR VISION DETERIORATES as we get older, often without us even being aware of it. And the importance of good vision when driving can’t be stressed enough. Reducing the number of drivers on the road
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THE STRUGGLE TO produce the infrastructure to deal with the booming sales of EVs is having its inevitable consequences. As reported by the UK Daily Mail, over Christmas, long queues of Teslas were seen in
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