Traumatic brain and acquired brain injuries may result in any number of visual, motor, sensory, cognition and mental health symptoms. You should not drive until cleared by a physician.
Warning signs that your brain injury may be affecting your driving include:
- Driving too fast or too slow
- Ignoring traffic regulation signs (i.e. speed limits)
- Easily frustrated / confused
- Getting lost in familiar areas
- Driving errors are always “someone else’s fault”
- Delayed responses to hazards or changes in road ways
If you are experiencing residual deficits from your brain injury you should discuss them with your physician and consider a comprehensive driving evaluation.

At the Driver Rehabilitation Center of Excellence, our mission is to provide you with the highest quality individualized services, so that together we will find the best solution to meet your unique driving and community mobility needs. Our goal is to maximize your independence allowing you to reach your greatest potential.


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