Why should you make allowances for older drivers?

Question topic: Car , Hazard awareness

Why should you make allowances for older drivers?

Older drivers are exempt from wearing seat belts

Older drivers can only drive cars that have automatic gearboxes

Older drivers’ reactions may be slower than other drivers

Older drivers take more risks than other drivers

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