A bill proposed in the Michigan Senate would require older drivers to undergo more frequent testing to renew or obtain a ...
AARP is opposed to the legislation, which was inspired by a 94-year-old driver from Milford Township striking and killing a ...
Under the Michigan bill, every four years, those 75 and older would be required to pass a vision test, a written test and a ...
A proposed law would require frequent license testing for drivers over 75, with yearly exams after age 85 ...
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After Deadly Crashes, Michigan Moves To Test Older Drivers—and the Pushback Is Immediate
A new bill in Michigan is forcing a conversation that a lot of people would rather avoid. It would require drivers 75 and older to pass a vision exam, a written test, and a behind-the-wheel ... Read m ...
A new bill introduced by Michigan Sen. Rosemary Bayer would add new requirements for elderly drivers.
The bill would require drivers over 75 to take written, vision and road tests every four years. Drivers over 85 would need to ...
A bill in Michigan would put in place new requirements for older drivers to keep their driver’s licenses. The bill comes ...
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