Senior Center Safe Driving course offered, June 29
FROM BSC HAPPENINGS__On Monday, June 29 at 10 a.m. a Safe Driving Tips for Mature Drivers and Car-Fit will be offered at the Bluffton Senior Center.
The Safe Driving Course will teach how to protect yourself and others while on the road. This course will include ideas on how to stay agile to drive longer, warning signs that a person might have a higher risk of endangering themselves, how to know if cutting back on driving is the right choice and more. Details will be given on alternative transportation options, including how to use the RTA bus system.
At 10:30 a.m. that day, out in the parking lot, trained volunteers from Car-Fit will be on site to improve driver safety by making sure your car “fits” you; helping with seat adjustments, mirror adjustments etc. There will be prizes, coupons and great information available. Reservations are requested for both programs.
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