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If laws are enacted that require elderly motorists to have their driving abilities retested annually, it might mean fewer accidents. But it could also put a small dent in the auto industry’s sales, says a recent issue of Fast Track News, a newsletter published by Newark, Del.-based Automotive Resources Inc. to cover the automotive sector. ‘Consequences of any rules regarding retesting driving skills of older Americans will be a reduction of demand for new and used vehicles,’ says the article.
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