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In vision and hearing.
In vision and hearing, among other abilities. This does not happen identically in everyone, and age alone does not determine fitness to drive. The time needed to react may increase; reduced response ability must not be confused with reduced reaction time. Check-ups and healthcare advice help identify limitations and adapt driving.
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Only in vision, never in hearing.
In vision and hearing.
In reaction time, necessarily reacting faster.
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