AAA For Seniors

AAA Carolinas is dedicated to keeping seniors driving for as long as safely possible.

The safety experts at AAA offer reliable answers to your questions about aging, driving, mobility and other related topics.

Do you know how your medications may impact your ability to drive safely?

Roadwise Rx provides customized feedback on how your prescription and over-the-counter drugs, herbal supplements and foods, as well as their interactions with each other, can affect safe driving.

Driving Assessment

Drivers 65-Plus features a 15-question self-rating driving assessment exercise designed to help you examine your driving performance. After answering the questions, follow the instructions to calculate your score and get information about your driving performance. The driving assessment will list your strengths and weaknesses, along with suggestions for how to improve your driving.

AAA Auto Insurance

We know how important it is to get the right coverage at a reasonable rate, so we hard to find you savings.

AAA Auto Buying

Time to buy your first car? Our auto buying experts can help you find the right car for you at the right price.

Driving Schools

AAA Carolinas offers a variety of driver training solutions that promote safe and responsible driving.

Got a Ticket?

If you have been charged with a moving violation in NC, SC or VA, you may be eligible to attend a AAA Traffic Safety Course.

Smart Features for Older Drivers

A vehicle is one of the largest purchases a person makes, and it is critical to ﬁnd the right one for you. To help older drivers know what to look for in a vehicle, AAA worked with the University of Florida Institute for Mobility, Activity, and Participation to help identify smart features for older drivers (SFOD) to optimize their comfort and safety. Use the tool at the bottom of the page to explore these smart features.

Our expert team recommends you consider the following factors when choosing the right vehicle:

Safety features, such as seat belts and the positions and types of airbags.
Ergonomics, or design features, that reduce operator fatigue and discomfort, such as adjustable pedals and seats.
Comfort, such as ease of entry and exit, legroom and size of control buttons.
Value, which incorporates the total cost of ownership including price, operating and maintenance costs, as well as reliability, fuel economy and resale value.

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