Unique program now available to older drivers and their families in the greater Indianapolis area

INDIANAPOLIS - April 11, 2014 - PRLog -- Keeping Us Safe has partnered with accessABILITY, the Center for Independent Living, to bring the nationally acclaimed “Beyond Driving with Dignity” program to older drivers and their families in the greater Indianapolis area.

AccessABILITY’s own Betty Sullivan and Sherry Martin, have successfully completed an intensive training program and are now certified as a “Beyond Driving with Dignity” professionals.

Keeping Us Safe’s “Beyond Driving with Dignity” professional certification program has been designed to equip Sullivan, Martin and other professionals throughout the United States and Canada with tools necessary to help older drivers and their families work through the complicated issue of age-related diminishing driving skills.

Having received this certification, accessABILITY is now able to provide older drivers and their families with a very specific program that will help make decisions on how to keep the older driver safe.

Certification in the Beyond Driving with Dignity program is designed to be a common-sense approach to facilitate (and often times mediate!) rational, common-sense driving-related solutions based on tangible facts and personal observations.  Through accessABILITY, Sullivan and Martin will begin serving older drivers and their families throughout the greater Indianapolis, Indiana area effective immediately.

“The ‘Beyond Driving with Dignity’ program provides concerned families with the missing link between their desire to bring the driving issue to a peaceful resolution, and their ability to actually do so", explains Sullivan.  Contact accessABILITY’s “Beyond Driving with Dignity” program by calling 317-926-1660.

“Beyond Driving with Dignity” professional will receive annual in-service trainings and will have to meet standards of professionalism to maintain their certification.  For more information on the program please visit www.keepingussafe.org (media inquiries are asked to call 216-904-8841).