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Fitness to drive tests, suggested for over-70s who run red lights, would benefit many motorists, both young and old

A task force has recommended assessments of driving skills should be offered to older people as an alternative to prosecution for careless driving.

Over-70s should be made to take fitness to drive tests and eye exams instead of being hit with points on licence, says task force

The Older Drivers Task Force said in a report that assessments of driving skills should be offered to all motorists aged 70 and above who are caught committing offences.