I couldn't feel them no more, they were bending. Doctors say it could be six months to a year before Edgar will walk again. I just want to tell her to stop driving. According to Leavitt, the woman who pinned Edgar down still has her driver's license. The Department of Motor Vehicles would not tell CBS 2 News whether she was being investigated to have her license revoked.
Studies show elderly drivers police themselves.
They often avoid driving at night, during bad weather and during rush hour. But for the amount of time they do spend on the road, they have more crashes. The examples are easier to understand than the statistics. Another elderly woman parked so crookedly in a parking lot, she blocked the CBS 2 News' camera crew in. CBS 2 News caught on camera stopping in the intersection instead of at the stop sign she had just passed.