How old is too old to be driving?

Lol, untill you get to 65.

 

Driving what? Car, commercial truck?

 

Good for him, I don't care about him but those he kill when he drops dead driving,

 

My uncle drove until he was 64, Got into a no-fault bad rollover accident that almost took his life and he swore he would never drive again. Stayed out of the game for five years and one day he woke up and said “truck driving is in my blood I’m going back out. Got his CDL updated, bought himself a truck and at 69 years old Drove another eight years until he literally dropped dead while in sleeper at age 77. Died in his sleep, doing what he loved. Drove a truck all his life except those five years off. Literally the only thing he did.

I asked him how he got started back in the day and he said it was on a dump truck. The owner of the business gave him the keys sat with him while he drove down this dirt road for about 2 miles, the owner got out and told him to drive back by himself. That was his training. The rest he figured out on his own. Lol

 

Guinnes World Records..
Shows some big #'s

 

I'm 63 and won our last plant rodeo/backing contest...$150 cash.
Gimme a 60 y/o driver over a 25 y/o driver any day.
You should be able to drive as long as you can maintain a CDL.
Although I'm giving it up when I'm able to collect my government cheese in 3 years, I will retain my CDL and medical card for part time work if I feel the want.
There is not and should not be a standardized age imho.

 

Pretty rare to die while driving.
I would not want to know when my life ends but if the technology advances soon enough it just may happen.