Bob, I getting a driving evaluation by a specialized occupational therapist on 9/1 and been preparing for it in therapy and home exercises.
Wish me luck

Eventually, most will have to give up driving. As Albert said above, it depends on how advanced your symptoms are. In the early days, a PWP may be fine driving, but as their reactions slow, tremors get worse, spatial awareness changes, etc. it becomes unsafe for the individual and anyone they may hurt. If you or your loved ones are seeing changes, it may be time to hand over the keys.

I drove everywhere all across this beautiful country for millions of miles. It takes a clear mind and good reaction time to avoid an accident that may be initiated by someone other than you. They call it defensive driving which is a very important part of making sure you get home safely as well as all the others. I myself do not drive anymore to eliminate the possibility of a horrendous event. I understand in no way do I have the right to tell anyone what to do. I am merely sharing one individual's thinking. The decision is a very difficult one and the decision will be made by the individual and in some cases, they will involve loved ones or others in making these difficult decisions. I wish you all the best in making your decisions.

Best of luck Aurelio!!