Why is the DMV concerned about a driver’s quality of vision? There is no question that operating a motor vehicle requires the ability of the driver to perform a multitude of complex tasks. Eye/Hand coordination, judgement, awareness and perception are all hallmarks of safe driving.Clearly one of the most critical human senses that affect a person’s ability to drive is vision. One’s ability to clearly see the world as you drive is fundamental. Good vision permits the driver to see and perceive road signs,...Continue Reading...
How does Alzheimer’s disease affect driving? Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive and irreversible brain disorder that often begins with a few instances of forgetfulness that then progresses through increasingly debilitating stages that profoundly affect thinking skills, memory and eventually prevents the person from performing even simple tasks. Alzheimer’s is the most common form of dementia in adults.The person suffering with Alzheimer’s disease may suffer from diminished cognition. The person may lose the...Continue Reading...
California Drivers Advocates, Inc. is winning administrative hearings before the California Department of Motor Vehicles at an unprecedented level. Representing accused drivers from Redding to San Diego, CDA employs a “common sense” approach to defending clients in an “insane system.”According to CDA’s President and CEO, Mr. Rob Collier,“Once the DMV focuses upon you for license suspension, they will do nearly anything to take you off the road.”Mr. Collier’s advice is to not fight the DMV without...Continue Reading...
