Autism's inclusion in driving fitness standards sparks complaint
Casey Archbald says there is no "evidence" to support including autism in the national medical standards that determine whether a person can drive safely.
Autism's inclusion in driving fitness standards sparks complaint
Casey Archbald says there is no "evidence" to support including autism in the national medical standards that determine whether a person can drive safely.
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