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This will not be easy but it's time to do something passively to her car since being direct with her did not work. Somehow disable the car so it will not start. Have it towed somewhere. And do not let it come back. The end.
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This is a frustrating one....We had the same issues with my 90+ parent. The Dr. referred the issue to the eye surgeon who then refused to render legal blindness and didn't want to sign off on any such paper to take away the drivers license...The state of Indiana referred us back to the eye surgeon. It. Was. A. Nightmare.
After we achieved success in admitting said parent to a facility, I did a voluntary repo of the car since I'm the financial POA. That said, there's really nothing you can do, I'm sorry to say. It truly does come down to her having something unfortunate happen in order for her to stop driving. You can always take her car keys anonymously (which was my next move but didn't have to) and that would really buy out time.
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