YES!! No disrespect intended. It is just a fact of life! As you age, your reaction time slows, eyesight worsens, etc. Elderly drivers cause MANY accidents! My husband was in an accident because an elderly driver thought he had the light turn make a left turn. Phil was coming in the opposite direction, going the speed limit. The elderly man had a RED light! But, he turned left anyway, crossing in front of Phil at the last second! NO WAY for my husband to NOT hit him! Phils neck injury was awful, SEVERE whiplash! New York is a "no-fault" state, (IT SUCKS!). Phil couldnt even sue him for damages, as his injuries were all soft tissue! 5 years later and he STILL suffers from VERY limited range of movement in his neck!

My mom works with patients getting eye surgery. More than once, she tested someone, then had to refuse to let them drive home because of how bad their vision is. Once a lady was annoyed she had to come pick up her mother because her mother was supposed to pick up her kids from school. Seriously, you don't see any problem with letting your kids get in a car with a blind driver? I'd support the idea of testing drivers every 5-10 years (road test, not just vision). I've seen plenty of people under 70 who shouldn't have a license. Of course, it is a little hard to judge which age group is more likely to get into accidents, since most data I've seen doesn't show it in relation to how many in that group drive.