Driving is not only a privilege as well as an independence that a person takes for granted. We are presented our licenses to drive a motor vehicles based on the basic assumption, concluded from the driver’s exam, that we are both physically and mentally able to drive safely under the requirements of the law. That issuance of the driver’s license is not permanent if the driver does not maintain the requirements. Thus, when said driver is not able to locate familiar places, or they make slow or terrible decisions, or drive at inappropriate speeds, do we as citizens and fellow drivers agree that it is okay to allow elderly people who fall into these categories to still be out on our roadways? No, elderly people should be subjected to an increased