A BOY DIED: A ROAD TRAGEDY IN MENDOZA OPENS UP THE DEBATE ABOUT THE VALIDITY OF THE DRIVER'S LICENSE FOR OLDER ADULTS
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✍️ A 82-year-old woman in Mendoza, Argentina, ran a red light and killed a 13-year-old boy and seriously injured another, sparking debate about the licensing of older drivers.
👉 A 82-year-old woman ran a red light and killed a 13-year-old boy and seriously injured another 👉 The incident has sparked debate over the licensing of older drivers 👉 Some argue that the current system, which allows drivers over 76 years old to renew their licenses every three years, is too lenient 👉 Others suggest that a more stringent system, with annual or biennial medical checks, would be more effective in ensuring road safety 👉 The case has highlighted the importance of addressing the issue of older drivers' health and fitness to drive
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