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I am a family/friend caring for a person with dementia who is no longer driving.  I am interested in:

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Learning about licensing, reporting and transportation options 

If a drivers' licensing authority suspended the person with dementia's licence, they should have stopped driving immediately. Likewise, if a healthcare professional told the person with dementia that they were no longer safe to drive, they should have stopped immediately. If they continue driving, they put themselves and others at risk. In addition, if they get into an accident, there is a chance that their insurance will not cover any injuries or damages. To get around without driving, work with the person with dementia and their doctor to come up with an alternative transportation plan (click here). Here are some specific ideas, based on where the person with dementia lives.

Alberta

Click on each organization's name below. After reviewing, when you close the organization's web page, it will automatically bring you back here. These links were available as of May 2026.

British Columbia

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Manitoba

Click on each organization's name below. After reviewing, when you close the organization's web page, it will automatically bring you back here. These links were available as of May 2026.

New Brunswick

Click on each organization's name below. After reviewing, when you close the organization's web page, it will automatically bring you back here. These links were available as of May 2026.

Newfoundland and Labrador

Click on each organization's name below. After reviewing, when you close the organization's web page, it will automatically bring you back here. These links were available as of May 2026.

Northwest Territories

Click on each organization's name below. After reviewing, when you close the organization's web page, it will automatically bring you back here. These links were available as of May 2026.

 
Nova Scotia

Click on each organization's name below. After reviewing, when you close the organization's web page, it will automatically bring you back here. These links were available as of May 2026.

Nunavut
Although public transportation options are limited, for ideas contact your closest Alzheimer Society, which is the Alzheimer Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories. After you review the web page, it will automatically bring you back here. This link was available as of May 2026.
Ontario

Click on each organization's name below. After reviewing, when you close the organization's web page, it will automatically bring you back here. These links were available as of May 2026.

Prince Edward Island

Click on each organization's name below. After reviewing, when you close the organization's web page, it will automatically bring you back here. These links were available as of May 2026.

Quebec

Click on each organization's name below. After reviewing, when you close the organization's web page, it will automatically bring you back here. These links were available as of May 2026.

Saskatchewan

Click on each organization's name below. After reviewing, when you close the organization's web page, it will automatically bring you back here. These links were available as of May 2026.

Yukon

Click on each organization's name below. After reviewing, when you close the organization's web page, it will automatically bring you back here. These links were available as of May 2026.