Regulating older drivers: how are the states coping?

Article Abstract:

A policy consensus is needed to ensure safe driving standards for US seniors. Public opposition, along with the reluctance of legislators, has resulted in disjointed laws that are ineffective in keeping unsafe drivers off the roadways. Policies adopting consistent standards should include advanced testing techniques, improved driver training, and uniform licensing requirements.

Laws, regulations and rules, Aged automobile drivers, Elderly drivers

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An aging workforce in an increasingly global world

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the benefits of globalization to the aged in the work force, as well as the necessary requirements for them to stay in the work force, such as the ability to use new technologies. The author maintains that as long as the aged who desire to keep working get the required training a global economy allows them more career opportunity.

United States, Social aspects, Aged, Elderly, Planning, Economic aspects, Employment, Demographic aspects, International economic relations, Career development

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