Driving ability in middle adulthood usually
A) declines, because of physical losses.
B) is better than ever before, because of experience.
C) is no better or worse than at any other time of life.
D) declines in women but not in men.

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Studies have shown that middle-aged individuals tend to have better driving ability than younger drivers, largely due to their experience and knowledge of the roads. While physical declines can occur with age, these are not significant enough to affect overall driving ability in most cases. There is no evidence to suggest that driving ability in middle adulthood declines in women but not in men.

Driving Ability in Middle Adulthood Usually