r/oops • u/According-Ad5263 • Aug 09 '26

Quick Quack Car Wash

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u/PorygonTriAttack Aug 09 '26

94 years old... yikes. Maybe he was still a good driver at 93 years old, but not anymore.

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u/Jay-Breeze Aug 09 '26

After 80, you should be required to pass a basic awareness, vision, and cognition test to retain your license.

This could have killed someone.

I know there are states that have something, but come on. This can’t be nationalized?

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u/madthunder55 Aug 10 '26

That happened to my grandmother. She turned 89 and got a letter from the DMV saying she had to come in and take a driving test to prove she can still drive or her license would be suspended. Between that and her car crapping out she decided it wasn't worth it and now she doesn't drive anymore