DRIVER SAFETY PROGRAM & MOBILITY OPTIONS
Tools
Classroom Course Locator
May is Driver Safety Month. Use your zip code to locate a classroom course near you or call toll-free, 888-AARP-NOW (227-7669).
Register for Online Course
Our Online Driver Safety Course is available any time, any place, at your convenience.
Why Take the Class?
The AARP Driver Safety Program is the nation's first and largest refresher course for drivers age 50+. The course has helped millions of drivers remain safe on today's roads.
Are You CarFit?
Are you properly fitted for your car? Cruise to a CarFit inspection station near you. Use our 12-point checklist to see for yourself.
'We Need to Talk' Seminars
Learn the dos and don'ts of talking to your parents about possibly giving up the car keys.
Downloads
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The former editor of Car & Driver magazine roared into an AARP Driver Safety class but soon parked his ego. What did this know-it-all learn? You'll be surprised.
AARP Radio: Regulating Older Drivers
This segment discusses AARP’s “We Need to Talk” program, which is designed to assist families as they talk with loved ones about motoring issues.
Online Community
Group: Car Problems
Does your car have more of a rattle or a hum? Join this group for a second opinion.
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Group: AARP Driver Safety Program
Talk to other participants in our longest-running program.
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When Is It Time to Quit Driving?
The right to drive a car almost feels enshrined in the Constitution. But the growing number of older motorists has kindled heated debate about when people should be barred from taking the wheel.
Going Car Free
We ask one expert how to put down the keys and "How to Live Well Without Owning a Car"?
Helping Your Parents Stay Mobile
You can help your parents continue to drive safely or find alternative sources of transportation, if necessary.
Older Drivers and Auto Safety
Drivers 65 and older drive less and have lower crash rates than younger drivers. Above age 70, however, the number of crashes per mile driven rises substantially. Read our findings.
