Only 2.2% of study participants indicated in the past year someone suggested they limit their driving. Only 2.2% of study participants indicated in the past year someone suggested they limit their driving. (Photo: iStock)

As drivers get older, they may not be fit to get behind the wheel for much longer. Their reaction time will slow down over the years — presenting risks to themselves and others on the road  — and loss of vision or other physical ailments may be cause for concern.

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