It's 7 a.m., and your phone buzzes with a frantic call: "Dad doubled his blood pressure meds again—he's dizzy and scared." Your heart sinks as you clutch the device, three hours away from home, desperately piecing together the chaos from shaky voicemails and...
Picture this: It's a crisp autumn morning, and your 82-year-old father insists on driving to the hardware store for that "one last project." His hands grip the wheel a little too tightly, his reactions a beat too slow. You've seen the near-misses—the hesitant merges,...