The Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists (CAOT), launched the National Blueprint for Injury Prevention in Older Drivers in February 2009, in partnership with the Public Health Agency of Canada. This national blueprint strives to enhance the capacity of older adults to maintain their fitness to drive and ability to drive safely for as long as possible.

Outcomes from this important project include a series of informational brochures that will communicate the impact of normal aging and prevalent health conditions on safe driving and provide useful tips based on evidence regarding high-risk situations and risk-reducing strategies. 

Additionally, OTs involved in driving rehabilitation and assessment services will benefit from best practice information regarding client recommendations.

Access The National Blueprint for Injury Prevention in Older Drivers document  

Materials for your practice

Driving evaluations and client recommendations 

Information to share with clients

Safe driving tips for older drivers  English 
French 
   
Information for Older Adults   English  
French  
Chinese ( traditional  and  simplified
Italian  
Punjabi  
   
Information for Families of Older Drivers    English
French  
Chinese ( traditional  and  simplified
Italian  
Punjabi  
   
Driving & Alzheimer's disease   English  
French  
Chinese   
Italian
Punjabi
   
Driving & Diabetes   English  
French  
Chinese ( traditional  and  simplified
Italian  
Punjabi  
   
Driving & Stroke  English  
French  
Chinese ( traditional  and  simplified
Italian  
Punjabi