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When medical conditions or medication changes affect someone’s abilities even the best drivers can become unsafe. Due to the effect of the medical condition a driver may lack insight into his or her current driving skills. Past driving records and personal opinions about those skills may not be relevant when considering if someone is safe to drive. If there is memory loss, poor judgment, indecisiveness, disorientation or loss of strength, flexibility or balance, it is time to determine if the changes are affecting driving.

No one wants to drive if they are a danger to themselves or others on the road. DriveABLE can help determine if someone has become medically unfit to drive.

Independence and mobility are important to you, so they are important to us. The DriveABLE Cognitive Assessment Tool (DCAT ) and DriveABLE On Road Evaluation (DORE ) determine a driver’s abilities for safe driving. Developed through award winning university research, DriveABLE's science protects the safe competent driver from being misidentified. DCAT and DORE are equally fair for both urban and rural drivers. Maintaining or regaining mobility is a significant aspect of self-sufficiency, please see testimonials about how DriveABLE can help.

Please see our FAQ page for more information about taking an assessment. DriveABLE has also produced brochures and booklets that are designed to help deal with the difficult topic of medical impairment and driving. A full list of these helpful tools can be found on the resources page. For locating a DriveABLE Assessment Centre near you please go here.