Saturday, October 22, 2005
Senior moment
MIAMI -- A 93-year-old Florida motorist hit a pedestrian, killing him and severing his leg, and then kept driving three miles to a toll bridge with the corpse stuck in his windshield, police said. A tollbooth attendant called authorities in St. Petersburg, and police reported that Ralph Thomas Parker "did not realize he had been involved in a crash."
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We were just discussing this on Causticity's Place
I think over the age of 65 requires eye exams, and retaking both the driving and written parts of the drivers test.
There should be a national driving test requirement for seniors when they reach 60 or 65. It wouldn't be a problem for the able-bodied senior to pass such a test.
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