Ray - I never doubted how shook up you had to be. We know people of all ages have driver error risks and/or make poor decisions about getting behind the wheel. Younger people can have medical events too. People already have opinions about “senior” drivers, whatever age that is. We know we’ve been dealt a blow to our driving skills, but like you say, are more aware than ever and focus extra hard when doing the things most prone to mistakes or having potential dangers. We don’t ever want to hurt innocent people, and we definitely want to continue our privilege of being able to drive independently. I know I irritate other drivers (and my passengers) by parking real slowly, giving myself more time to slow down when approaching red lights and stop signs, and keeping proper distances between me and the car in front. I obey the laws, I don’t go under the speed limit or pose dangers that way. I’ve gotten over the angry drivers who have no clue as to why I can’t be aggressive drivers like them, and who have no idea that my priority is keeping everyone around me safe while I’m still legally capable of driving. I just hope they don’t cut me off or do things that force me to need to slam on brakes or make moves my PN would prefer to have more time to plan for. I’ve dealt with older folks refusing to stop driving. I pray I have my faculties to understand, swallow my pride, and have a support system in place when it’s time to turn in my keys. I think we know the huge challenge is that many folks don’t have all of those 3 things when it’s time.