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On 17 January the Duke of Edinburgh was driving his Land Rover when it was in a collision with another car. One of three passengers in the other car was injured, and the duke’s car flipped over. The duke, 97, was reportedly left bruised and bewildered. Two days later he was seen driving another Land Rover with no seatbelt and was spoken to by police.
En este artículo hay un Link a documento muy interesante sobre Driving and Dementia emitido por el Royal College of Psychiatrists. Driving with dementia or mild cognitive impairment: consensus guidelines for clinicians. https://www.bgs.org.uk/sites/default/files/content/resources/files/2019-01-11/Driving%20with%20dementia%20or%20MCI%20-%20Consensus%20guidelines%20for%20clinicians%2011.1.19.pdf.