Also "a" does not match the other responses, unless by "driving safely" we mean nothing more than "not actually colliding with things" (and don't count against "safety" things like driving too slowly, stopping for a green light, putting on the left turn signal only after stopping in a traffic lane, and worst of all, stopping on a highway onramp to check for traffic).
Paul Smith Alverno College Milwaukee
Stephen Black wrote:
Drivers of age 65 or older:
a) drive as safely or more safely than any other age group
b) have a 10% higher accident rate than any other age group
c) have a 25% higher accident rate than any other age group
d) have a 50% higher accident rate than any other age group
e) are exceeded in accident rate only by the youngest (under age 21) drivers
Be brave. Let it all hang out. And no googling!
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