America’s Aging Drivers In 1946 3.4 million babies were born. This was 20 percent more than in 1945. It was also the beginning of the “baby boom.” Then in 1947, another 3.8 million babies were born. After that in 1957 3.9 million babies were born. Finally, between 1954 through 1964, 4 million babies were born. […]
Paying for Senior Transportation What is the price of independence? If, you ask an older adult independence is priceless. In contrast asking how they are paying for priceless, it’s a new conversation. When we think about aging few of us consider transportation. Unfortunately, it’s a mistake and one you can avoid by learning more about the […]
After the Car Keys Talk Did you know on average, men outlive their ability to drive a car by six years and women outlive their ability by ten years? Can you imagine a decade when you can no longer drive? Read the excerpt from the new book Freewheeling after Sixty and explore how experienced drivers can boost […]