Hi-tech car aid for older drivers

By Caroline Parkinson Health editor, BBC News website

The DriveLAB mobile laboratory is tested by 82-year-old Bruce Robson

A team at Newcastle University is developing new technology aimed at helping older drivers stay on the road.

Many give up because their reaction times have slowed down - but this means they become more isolated and inactive. One of the Intelligent Transport team's developments is a "Granny-Nav" which identifies the safest route, such as avoiding right turns. The Age UK charity said "ability not age" should determine how safe someone is on the road. Continue reading the main story If you are interested in a free car or campervan check out | www.transfercar.co.nz | www.transfercar.com.au | :)