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Nowadays, I am having trouble driving to the store. What are other sources of transportation I can use?

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Nowadays, I am having trouble driving to the store. What are other sources of transportation I can use?

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Driving safety is a major concern not only for the person who is driving but also for the general welfare of the public. Changes in physical abilities as a person ages can include poor vision, slower reaction, and decreased memory. Possible alternative sources of transportation could include asking family members, friends, members of your religious institution, and neighbors for rides when you have errands to run or a doctor’s appointment. Other alternative sources of transportation include public transportation, senior center services, Call-A-Ride, or a taxi. In addition, you can contact the St. Louis Area Agency on Aging at (314) 612-5918 or the Mid-East Area Agency on Aging at (636) 207-1323 to find out what other transportation options are available in your area. For further assistance in finding help with transportation or other tasks, please feel free to call St. Andrew’s at (314) 726-5766.

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