Detroit is in trouble

I've noticed that the Buick as the preferred "ride" of the senior citizen is in jeopardy. In the past, a drive past a senior activity center, hospital, or medical building was like visiting a Buick dealership. As a new group becomes seniors, I'm seeing a growing number on Toyota Camrys. A passing of the World War II senior to a new group who didn't fight and hate the Japaneses.
Add the Camry to the Buick "avoid if possible list". Here are some tips:
First, avoid hospitals, medical complexes and drug stores during day light hours.
Second, check for handicap plates, a certain give away to bad driving.
Third, check to see if a head is visible above the driver's seat and a quick check for the glaucoma sunglasses is also in order.
Fourth, avoid restaurants during senior special hours (usually before dark).
Fifth, be on alert to the never ending turn signal and the 18 wheeler turn.

Happy at or above speed limit driving to you!