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There is no specific age when someone should stop driving. The decision should be based on safety, health, vision, reaction time, and cognitive abilities. Warning signs include getting lost in familiar areas, frequent near misses, new dents or accidents, difficulty judging distances, slower reaction times, and increasing confusion behind the wheel. Families should begin discussing alternative transportation options before a crisis occurs.