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EPISODE · May 5, 2026 · 13 MIN

Should your Aging Parent still be driving

from Aging Parent TrapX · host Allison Newlon, Gen Xer with an Aging Parent & Realtor Greater Tampa Bay area

Aging parents driving safety is a growing concern for families, especially when you live out of state and can’t see what’s really happening day to day. When should seniors stop driving?In this episode, we’re having the real conversation that so many Gen X adult children are quietly dealing with right now.We cover:• Is there a specific age when seniors should stop driving• Warning signs your aging parent may no longer be safe behind the wheel• What to do if you’re concerned but don’t live nearby• How to approach the conversation without damaging your relationship• Real-life situations, including an 87-year-old still driving for UberIf you’ve ever wondered, “Are they still safe?”… this is for you.FIND US ON YOUTUBE

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Aging parents driving safety is a growing concern for families, especially when you live out of state and can’t see what’s really happening day to day. When should seniors stop driving?In this episode, we’re having the real conversation that so many Gen X adult children are quietly dealing with right now.We cover:• Is there a specific age when seniors should stop driving• Warning signs your aging parent may no longer be safe behind the wheel• What to do if you’re concerned but don’t live nearby• How to approach the conversation without damaging your relationship• Real-life situations, including an 87-year-old still driving for UberIf you’ve ever wondered, “Are they still safe?”… this is for you.FIND US ON YOUTUBE

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