Yeah, if you stay to the right. Less chance you’re gonna hurt yourself or someone else. Soon as you twitch, hit the shoulder.

If you have an aura you’re lucky. I do, so on the freeway what I do is stay in the right lane. So if I feel it coming, I can pull right over to the shoulder. Ride it out, then get off at the next exit. Scary is part of the dance. You can work yourself into a anxiety attack. Which can manifest itself into a seizure. Try to stay calm and cool and put yourself in a position to get onto the shoulder of the road, where you’ll be safe. Personally I can work myself up into a seizure. You can talk yourself out of it.

i think if that happened to me I don't think I would drive again, even though I love driving and that would affect me A lot but that's me not you.
I should advise RTA of my condition but I'm afraid of the restrictions they might impose on me and ATM I don't drive much and know when I shoudn't to give up that much independence is very hard .
Since my seizures are changing I might have to bite the bullet on that one .
But for now I trust my judgement on when I think it's safe for me to drive.

I think for me that will be a good in town solution. Going through or around ATL on the bypass involves a lot of lane changes and driving 70-75MPH to keep pace with the traffic, not much choice about that. Even sitting in the passenger seat at high speed makes me uncomfortable now.

Thanks, Gary. I don’t remember having an aura when I had the wreck. I’ll keep your solution in mind for in town driving-still have major reservations about returning to highway driving. Hope you have a good day.