AGING: As the population ages, it won’t...
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AGING: As the population ages, it won’t be too long before “the first waves of baby boomers will be joining us,” said Ed Lasater of the American Assn. of Retired Persons. . . . The problem? Many more older drivers, says a DMV spokesman (E1), “and we still have to decide just where we draw the line between safety and . . . mobility of our older driver population.”
Senior Drivers 14.2% of all Orange County drivers are age 60 or older. Age group 60-69: 150,598 70-79: 74,701 80-89: 21,189 90-99: 1,062 Source: Department of Motor vehicles
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