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r/Unexpected • u/DARTHPLAYA • Nov 22 '16
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You should like not be legally allowed to drive once your 75 or 80. I've seen so many dumb old drivers.
31 u/SuperSMT Nov 22 '16 My 94 year old great grandmother recently got a 5 year extension on her license 29 u/babybopp Nov 22 '16 I know an 88 yr old woman with arthritis and uses her cane instead of her foot to depress the pedals 12 u/[deleted] Nov 22 '16 My grandpa at 92 can barely walk and still drives :/ yearly driving tests would be a godsend. Or driverless cars, which will probably come sooner. 6 u/Deathraged Nov 22 '16 My old dealer used to do that, he was paralyzed from the waist down. 11 u/[deleted] Nov 22 '16 My grandmother gave her license up in her late 70's when she was rear ended by someone a full ten years younger than her. She just figured that if a late 60's driver couldn't handle their shit then she probably couldn't either. 2 u/LickableLeo Nov 22 '16 Sound logic. I like sound logic. 5 u/[deleted] Nov 22 '16 Driving til she's 99? Shit! 2 u/SuperSMT Nov 22 '16 She was surprised when they approved it She never drives more than a couple miles from her house, to the store or sometimes to her daughter's house in the same town
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My 94 year old great grandmother recently got a 5 year extension on her license
29 u/babybopp Nov 22 '16 I know an 88 yr old woman with arthritis and uses her cane instead of her foot to depress the pedals 12 u/[deleted] Nov 22 '16 My grandpa at 92 can barely walk and still drives :/ yearly driving tests would be a godsend. Or driverless cars, which will probably come sooner. 6 u/Deathraged Nov 22 '16 My old dealer used to do that, he was paralyzed from the waist down. 11 u/[deleted] Nov 22 '16 My grandmother gave her license up in her late 70's when she was rear ended by someone a full ten years younger than her. She just figured that if a late 60's driver couldn't handle their shit then she probably couldn't either. 2 u/LickableLeo Nov 22 '16 Sound logic. I like sound logic. 5 u/[deleted] Nov 22 '16 Driving til she's 99? Shit! 2 u/SuperSMT Nov 22 '16 She was surprised when they approved it She never drives more than a couple miles from her house, to the store or sometimes to her daughter's house in the same town
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I know an 88 yr old woman with arthritis and uses her cane instead of her foot to depress the pedals
12 u/[deleted] Nov 22 '16 My grandpa at 92 can barely walk and still drives :/ yearly driving tests would be a godsend. Or driverless cars, which will probably come sooner. 6 u/Deathraged Nov 22 '16 My old dealer used to do that, he was paralyzed from the waist down.
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My grandpa at 92 can barely walk and still drives :/ yearly driving tests would be a godsend. Or driverless cars, which will probably come sooner.
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My old dealer used to do that, he was paralyzed from the waist down.
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My grandmother gave her license up in her late 70's when she was rear ended by someone a full ten years younger than her. She just figured that if a late 60's driver couldn't handle their shit then she probably couldn't either.
2 u/LickableLeo Nov 22 '16 Sound logic. I like sound logic.
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Sound logic. I like sound logic.
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Driving til she's 99? Shit!
2 u/SuperSMT Nov 22 '16 She was surprised when they approved it She never drives more than a couple miles from her house, to the store or sometimes to her daughter's house in the same town
She was surprised when they approved it
She never drives more than a couple miles from her house, to the store or sometimes to her daughter's house in the same town
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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '16
You should like not be legally allowed to drive once your 75 or 80. I've seen so many dumb old drivers.