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McMaster students lead safety assessments for older drivers

  • By: Danielle de Graauw
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McMaster students offered one-on-one vehicle assessments to adjust seating, steering and settings to improve safety and confidence behind the wheel March 29, 2026 (Danielle de Graauw/CHCH News).
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Nobody is perfect and everyone can learn something new. That’s the theme of CarFit – a national program supporting drivers 55 and older to maintain healthy driving habits. Trained McMaster students hosted a clinic today.

Today’s free clinic was hosted at the McMaster Automotive Resource Centre – offering one-on-one vehicle assessments to adjust seating, steering and settings to improve safety and confidence behind the wheel.

More information about the program can be found on their website.

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