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Yes, since changes gradually occur in physical and mental abilities.
Older people, due to the effects of ageing, may experience a decline in some of the physical and mental abilities needed for driving, such as eyesight, hearing or the ability to react to a possible obstacle.
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No, since the physical and mental abilities that affect driving do not change.
Yes, but positively, because all older drivers bring very valuable experience.
Yes, since changes gradually occur in physical and mental abilities.
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