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Cognitive impairment comes with age. How do you know when it’s no longer safe to drive? l i g h t p o e t / Shutterstock.com
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on KFF Health News. Lewis Morgenstern has made up his mind. When he turns 65 in four years, he’s going to sign an advance directive for driving. The directive will say that when his children want him to stop getting behind the wheel, Morgenstern will follow their advice. “I recognize that I might not be able to make the best decision about driving…
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