The new Tennessee Yellow DOT Program sticker is placed on the rear windshield of a car to alert emergency personnel to check on conditions of the driver.LEARN MOREFor more information about the Yellow Dot program, visit drivesafe@siskinrehab org.
A new state initiative aimed at older drivers is designed to aid first responders in the “golden hour” after traffic accidents.
The Yellow DOT Program, launched this week by the Tennessee Department of Transportation, is free for all Tennessee drivers but is geared specifically toward those age 55 and over.
Tennessee is the 10th state to offer the Yellow DOT program.
Participants put a yellow sticker on the rear window of their vehicles. The sticker alerts emergency responders that pertinent medical information about the driver is in the glove box.