Car Clubs Rev Up Memory. Here’s the Graceful Aging Challenge: marshal your local car club and link it to a senior community. Start the engines down memory lane and power up the smiles. Turn it into a video and submit. Your’s may be featured here.

Our inspiration for the challenge are the South Bay Cruisers help participants of The George G. Glenner Alzheimer’s Family Centers ride back in time on a breezy summer afternoon.

When you see more, you’ll drive more. See more of the road ahead. Be safer, and so will the passengers and pedestrians around you.

Everyone can strengthen their driving skills. Learn some effective techniques in this video.

Dementia can become a dangerous driving disability. Personal and public safety is jeopardized when a driver’s ability and judgment is impaired. Families struggle with downward spiraling and emotional confrontations with affected drivers.

Meet Professor Bonnie Dobbs, an International dementia/driving expert from the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada. “It is a delight to talk with Prof. Dobbs,” says Host Gregory Bator, “she cuts to the heart of this heart-wrenching life episode.” Join us and explore driving as we age.

This is the first stand-up of Graceful Aging. I wanted the first show to begin changing the paradigm on older drivers. This is a complex topic, just like life. Not every person fits the same mold.

Driving is a privilege we yearn for as teens and appreciate anew as we become older. How can we maintain our driving capability to safely stay behind the wheel? This question drives every show on this topic.

In this episode, we begin with the facts. (Oh, apologies for the first attempt at a blue screen…I’m a little hazy around the edges. But then, aren’t we all?)

We are premiering this special 30 minute show exclusively online this weekend.

Purchasing a car for anyone is a big decision. Buying a car as a senior that will allow you to stay on the road as a safe and smart driver is even tougher. We attended the North American International Auto Show in Detroit and illustrated 7 areas seniors should look at when car shopping.

It’s our hope at Graceful Aging that your next car will be the right fit for your needs. Driving safely is an important ticket for independence and life enjoyment. It is the only ticket we want viewers to receive.

This is a remarkable new way to adjust your side mirrors. Setting your car mirrors as instructed will virtually end blind spots as you drive. You’ll be safe and more confident with your driving. This is Part 2 of our CARFIT series.

Cooking for Flavor and Nutrition with salt and oil alternatives is easy. Tasty tips to good food.

If you are new to the kitchen, take a look at Executive Chef Milford Scholfield’s tips to tasty eating.

Get ready to improve your driving. Follow along as we Learn the way to CARFIT yourself. In Part 1, our American Automobile Association expert sets the seatbelt properly and shows the best individual steering wheel position.

Driving is independence and personal responsibility. Stay on the right side of the road and join us.

Stability control technology is “the single most effective safety device for cars since the seat belt,” explains auto expert Csaba Csere. The car is able to sense when you may lose control and redirects the vehicle to a safe path. All car buyers, especially seniors, should take advantage of the available technology.