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12/12/2012 – Preventing a tragedy for seniors at the wheel

“When my dad’s driving deteriorated, I called the California Department of Motor Vehicles and asked about the procedure for having his license revoked. I could fill out a form, I was told, and my dad would be called in to have his driving ability reevaluated.”

Read the full article at The Los Angeles Times.

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