My mom would have qualified to have her license suspended , she would not drive in town ,but liked driving in the rural areas . at 92 she was a poor driver but wanted her mobility and could not believe she was a poor driver till she had a few close calls,. she crowded the rite side of the road and nearly clipt serveral mail boxes with my oldest sister riding along . mary suggested she stop driving and she did ,,. none of the other 7 kids could get by with telling mom that // then . my Dad and moms brother were excellent drivers ,. Dad was still driving his little Ranger 5 speed pikup in his last month ,.he was 93 ,,. I rode with him serveral times and declared him safe for rural driving ,.. he Did NOT want to" drive with those stupid fools in Louisville them dum basturds will get ya 'kilt " , my moms older brother Irwin lived to nearly 103 ,. he drove to his winter home in Florida until he was 99 ,. then his 79 yr old nephew would drive them and he got a speeding tiket in Georgia,.lol.irwin laft and said "I told him to watch out on that stretch of road " , back in the depression and prohibition era Irwin and his brother Renus used to occasionally drive "shine" , granpa bought a like-new 1932 Chrysler with a " straight 8 " for about half price in those tuf times ,. Uncle Renus told me "they advertised that car to do a hundred mph,. and one day on this side of St Louis we found out it would do a hundred, that is . if you could hold it on the road "
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