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Keep your loved ones safe.
Let us help you retire their keys.

Our exceptional service offers family members, neighbors, and friends a way to address dangerous senior driving without direct confrontation. The service acts as an intermediary, providing an official looking notification that carries more weight than a personal conversation.

An elderly couple happily looking at each other, with the man holding a car key. The woman is touching the man's shoulder, and they are indoors with curtains and plants in the background.

Do these thoughts sound familiar?

“Is it time for mom or dad to hang up the keys?”

You’re not alone. Thousands of adult children are quietly struggling with a parent who refuses to stop driving — even when the signs are there: minor accidents, getting lost, slow reflexes.

At Safe Roads Letter Service, we help families shift the conversation without conflict. Our formal, personalized letters are respectful, neutral, and effective.

An elderly couple embracing and laughing with falling pink confetti against a pink background.

They won’t listen to you, but they might listen to us.

Talking to a parent about giving up the car is one of the toughest things to do. Emotions run high. Denial kicks in.

We’ve developed a softer solution. Our letter comes from the Safe Roads Transportation Review Unit — not you. It’s gentle, firm, and written to get results.

An elderly man sits on a chair by a window with glasses and a black shirt, holding his head in his hands, appearing distressed or upset inside a rustic room.

You don’t want to
wait for an accident.

Most families contact us after a scare — a call from the police, a fender bender, or worse. But you don’t have to wait. Our discreet letter can start the process now — and preserve your relationship in the process.

Still not sure? These frequently asked questions can help.

  • Safe Roads Letter Service is a discreet, compassionate service that helps concerned individuals take the difficult step of encouraging an elderly loved one to stop driving. For a fee, we craft and mail a personalized, respectful letter—designed to express care, preserve dignity, and support safety.

  • We understand how emotionally difficult this conversation can be. Our experienced team creates non-confrontational, empathetic letters tailored to your unique situation. Sometimes, hearing it from a neutral third party makes the message easier to receive and act on.

  • Yes. Our service is completely legal. We are simply providing a written communication on your behalf, much like a letter-writing or advocacy service. We do not report drivers to the authorities or attempt to revoke licenses.