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Let's talk to Steve Berry, Motorian Journal, for the Top Gear, presenter.

Steve, very good morning to you.

Morning, Mike.

How the devil are you? Nice to see you.

He looks if you're in jail.

Well, there's a couple that would like to see me incarcerated, but I've not been banged up yet. No, I'm at the

gym mate, trying to stave off the inevitable, you know. Yeah. I'm going to keep moving. Absolutely.

Absolutely. Absolutely. Now, there's a serious story I've got to talk to you about. Ninety-six-year-old

woman has become the oldest woman in Britain to admit to causing death by dangerous driving

after she killed a pension

and injured a pedestrian with a Vauxhall Corsa. Serious question, I suppose, is, you know,

should people as old as that be driving around in a car? Absolutely not. Does anybody think

that's a good idea? If you are a professional driver of any kind in this country or

you move people about on the water, on the roads or in the skies, there are all sorts of checks

and balances to stop people who can't see, can't hear and don't know what blinking decade

it is from operating dangerous vehicles.

You're a HGB driver, Mike. At 65, you have to start taking a medical every three years.

Right. And how does it work at the moment with cars? Is it 75?

It doesn't work. What it works on is self-reporting.

Right.

You know, there's somebody 108 driving around.

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