Physicians open to ideas on how to assess and discuss fitness to drive.

The article focuses on Canadian initiatives on driving competency among older patients. It states that the family driving agreements of Keeping Us Safe allow older drivers to designate a companion to inform them when to stop driving. It says that a paper by Paige Moorhouse and colleagues has found that 30% of Canadians with dementia still drive despite their condition. It also discusses the Independent Transportation Network America program that allows people to trade vehicles to pay for rides.