If you’re concerned about your parent’s driving, have a frank discussion. Mention any recent accidents, traffic tickets or unsafe driving behaviors that you’ve observed. If you can’t get your parent to listen, consult a Certified Driver Rehabilitation Specialist. A CDRS can assess your parent’s driving skills and make unbiased recommendations. As you approach this topic, it’s important to come from a place of understanding and empathy for your parent, as giving up driving is a difficult transition for many seniors and can be perceived as a loss of independence.