Perhaps that's true in many cases. I'd like to see the American Legion sponsor such groups for their members. Especially since older drivers have new needs on highways that others must accomodate to. There is a greater diversity of drivers now and not all drivers have the same needs or capabilities. An instructor for the local 55 Alive program told me that older drivers complain most about being tailgated by mad drivers.
Older drivers seem to become more obstructionist as their abilities change.
For example, many of them don't understand why they should not be driving in the left lane even if they're at speed limit. Older drivers need to be taught how to compensate for their declining alertness or their slowness of response. Any additional comments you would like to make will certianly be appreciated. We should care about what cartoons and movies portray to our children about drivers behaving badly . We should protest when car commercials bring on competitive symbolism that encourages aggressiveness on the road.