Illinois is the only state in the country that requires seniors to have their driving skills tested on a regular basis.

Older drivers in Illinois could face fewer barriers to renew their driver's licenses next year as part of a bill that would raise the age for the state-mandated annual driver's test from 79 to 87.

Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias is proposing a bill that would increase the behind-the-wheel driving test age ...

The Land of Lincoln is the only state in the nation to require a behind-the-wheel driver test for seniors based on age, ...

The Illinois Secretary of State, AARP and a bipartisan group of lawmakers are advocating for changes to the state’s driving ...

Arguing age alone should no longer determine whether some seniors get to keep their driver's licenses, Illinois Secretary of ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Currently, the law requires drivers 79 to 80 to take a road exam if their four-year license renewal is up.

Illinois is the only state that requires a behind-the-wheel driving test based on age, but that may soon change. Secretary of ...

A new bill could increase the age requirement for Illinois seniors to retake a behind-the-wheel drivers test. Right now, Illinois seniors need to retake a driving test at 79 years old. The new ...

A proposed Illinois law would let families report unsafe drivers due to medical or cognitive issues, aiming to improve road ...

Bipartisan legislation introduced in Springfield would also create a system for relatives to ask the state to step in if they ...

Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias is championing a bipartisan bill to raise the mandatory drivers test age from ...