Japan is turning to technology to help prevent traffic accidents caused by elderly drivers in the country, a rising problem as the populace ages.Orix Auto Corp. offers a digitized service that enables senior citizens to measure their abilities behind the wheel via personal computers and smartphones.With "Ever Drive," the company collects data on driving behaviors using a device fitted to the vehicle that measures the frequency of sudden braking and acceleration as well as speeding in order to visualize the risks.The monthly fee is 2,980 yen ($27)."When we started the service in 2017, we had…READ FULL ARTICLE