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10:30 you travel. ►On long trips, take a 100 miles or 2 hours. If you think you might falle find a safe place to stop a nap. Use the "buddy system" and lion drivers when needed. Drugged Drivl Driving while impa al and subject to as driving while Besides ates ug S Older Drivers As we age, physical changes require us to adapt so that we can continue to drive safely. Older drivers should: A get regular medical and eye exams to identify physical and mental conditions that may affect driving; ask the doctor or pharmacist how medications-especially when taken in combination with other medications-affect driving; ▸ consult with a doctor about an exercise program to maintain the fficial Florida Driver License Handbook-rev. 06/2022 flexibility and strength needed for safe driving; ▸ make vehicle adjustments as necessary. If it becomes difficult to turn the steering wheel, get a steering knob. If you have diffi- culty turning your head to check blind spots, get a larger side mirror; ▸ avoid wearing sunglasses in dim or dark conditions; and ➤ avoid risky driving times: ▸ Dusk, dawn, and nighttime. ► Bad weather. ► Rush-hour traffic. Fast-paced highways. The Florida Safe Mobility for Life program provides information and resources to raise awareness and to improve the safety, access, and mobil- ity needs of Florida's aging road users. Resources available provide education for older adults, families, caregivers, and community partners on how to achieve safe mobility for life. To learn more, please visit safemobilityfl.com. Florida 511 Traffic Info Always be prepared! The Florida 511 Traveler Information System is a toll-free service by the Florida Department of Transportation that provides real-time traffic information on crashes, travel times, congestion, lane closures, severe weather, and construction on Florida's interstates, toll roads, and other major metropolitan roadways. There are four convenient ways for motorists to receive traffic updates:* Call 511 (English and Spanish). ►Visit FL511.com. ► Download the free "Florida 511" app. ► Follow any of the statewide, regional, or roadway-specific feeds on Twitter. * Use these resources before driving-or when pulled over in a safe place. flhsmv.gov (511) TRAVEL INFO CALL 511 9