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Worried about Mom’s or Dad’s driving?
This 38-page printable workbook, with its 5-page companion checklist, walks adult children through the whole process, from gathering the facts and planning a respectful conversation to lining up rides and knowing what to do if your parent says no.
Inside the workbook, readers will find:
- A starting-point assessment to help you see where things stand today
- Reflection prompts on what driving means to your parent
- A ride-along observation log and a health and medicine check worksheet
- A weekly trip map, a local ride options worksheet, and a cost comparison of keeping the car versus other rides
- A family meeting agenda and task-sharing table for getting siblings aligned
- Conversation planning pages with opening lines, “say this, not that” wording, and responses to common pushback
- A family driving agreement for setting limits such as no night driving
- Guidance on involving the doctor, getting a driving evaluation, and understanding your state’s licensing process
- A section on what changes when memory loss is involved
- Five realistic practice scenarios with writing space and discussion notes
- Step-by-step options for when your parent refuses to stop
- A 30-day plan and weekly ride schedule for life after driving
- A personal action plan with priorities, owners, and target dates
- A list of trusted resources
- Bonus: The Car Keys Conversation Checklist, a 5-page step list covering warning signs, health checks, the conversation, outside opinions, the ride plan, and follow-up
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Important Disclaimer: This workbook and checklist are for general educational purposes only. They are not medical, legal, or driving-safety advice, and they cannot determine whether any person is safe to drive. Completing them does not guarantee safety or any particular outcome. Driving laws, licensing rules, and reporting requirements vary by state and change over time. Always consult your parent’s doctor and other qualified professionals about your family’s specific situation. The scenarios in the workbook are fictional examples.
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