Transportation

Last updated on December 8, 2017

Active living and healthy aging often depend on reliable transportation options. We need to be able to get around: to go to the grocery store, to visit friends and family, to travel to and from our work and volunteering obligations, and attend to our personal affairs at the bank, the doctor's office, and other destinations.

As we age, however, we can sometimes become less mobile. It can be much more challenging to drive ourselves or take public transit. In this section, you will find resources to help you establish reliable forms of transportation for all your needs.

The changes that can occur with aging, such as vision loss, may have an impact on our ability to drive safely. Look for safe driving tools and resources in:

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