Memory loss can go hand in hand with safe driving, especially as individuals reach further seniority in their ages. As a full-time student, my ability to recall an iota of information serves me well during exams. On the opposite side of that, I get lost so easily while commuting. I simply can’t follow directions well.

1. Safe Driving and Memory Loss

2. Memory loss can go hand in hand with safe
driving, especially as individuals reach
further seniority in their ages.

3. As a full-time student, my ability to recall an
iota of information serves me well during
exams.

4. On the opposite side of that, I get lost so
easily while commuting.

5. I simply can’t follow directions well.

6. As a result, my Global Positioning System,
also known as a GPS, accompanies me as my
typical traveling companion.

7. A family member of mine, Janis, has
difficulty in remembering things in general.

8. At one time, she could recall volumes of
names.

9. She still possesses a remnant of that gift,
and she performs very well in her chosen
profession.

10. Her capacity to
find locations
surpasses my own
by a wide margin.

11. The primary difference between our driving
styles exposes in our abilities to follow
directions.

12. Instincts, Gadgets, and Safe Driving

13. Janis’ car displays a built-in dashboard GPS,
but it has not received an update since the
early 2000s.

14. It refuses to search for businesses.

15. It only accepts input for residences.

16. This has led to her reliance on instincts and
a willingness to taking directions from
friends.

17. With this in thought, does safe driving and
memory loss directly affect each other? I
personally think they exist with a link, but I
believe that other accommodations can aid our
strengths in arriving at appropriate destinations.

18. Unfamiliarity as It Relates to Safe Driving

19. An unfamiliarity with surroundings can cause
some motorists to suffer in the zone of safe
driving.

20. I need a GPS to guide me in a few particular
scenarios.

21. For example, traveling for 40 minutes to a
job interview can disorient me.

22. It really hurts me mentally when my GPS
drops to the floor.

23. My GPS’ suction only
lasts about that long, even
when I have thoroughly
cleaned my inner
windshield surface.

24. To make a point, I am in my middle 30s, and
I exhibit memory trouble simply because I
have never been to a location before.

25. With the aid of technology, memory loss
may not come across as badly.

26. News media often show the extremes when
it comes to making reports.

27. With persons affected by dementia, it may
seem obvious to point out memory loss as
the culprit, and in turn, that leads to
recognition of similar behaviors in senior
citizens.

28. For the average commuter, problems with
memory, or even familiarity, can perhaps
reveal themselves as inconveniences.

29. Technology and a wide variety of personal
giftings can aid safe driving in other areas of
effort.