Big push for driver's licence change for elderly Australians
While critics says it would be 'ageist', the proposed rules would bring the country's second biggest state largely in line with the rest of the country.
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While critics says it would be 'ageist', the proposed rules would bring the country's second biggest state largely in line with the rest of the country.
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Statistics reveal that accidents caused by drivers over 65 killed 145 people and injured over 7,000.
The rapidly ageing driver population means there is a renewed push for mandatory licence checks. Crash victims such as Hugh Roberts say it’s a life-saving initiative, not ageist.
The national bulk-billing rate has increased slightly to almost 78 per cent, with NSW having the highest proportion and the ACT the lowest.