Caregivers can look to health care providers for help. Doctors and other health care providers can help find out if there is a mental or physical problem that limits driving abilities. Doctors can help affirm caregivers' concerns. They may write a prescription, indicating that an older person should not drive. They may also send a report to the state driver's licensing agency.
Many states respond to reports only when they come from doctors or the police.
Often, local aging centers and agencies are the best source for information about local transportation programs.