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Sometimes estimating the speed of approaching vehicles.
They can have difficulty estimating vehicle speed, seeing vehicles or deciding when to cross. Abilities vary between individuals; do not attribute all these difficulties to every person because of age. Pay extra attention, moderate speed and allow time for a safe crossing.
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Sometimes estimating the speed of approaching vehicles.
None: age guarantees excellent vision in every case.
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