100 Year Old Drivers - Season 3
Season 3
Rebooted
Episodes
Episode 1
Another look at some of the nation's oldest drivers still on our roads. Those drivers featured in this programme include 102-year-old Harry Kartz, who is determined to stay on the road despite the fact he can barely hear. Meanwhile, Alan Higgins undertakes an epic journey. He wants to track down a girl he met 75 years ago during the war. He sets off with his granddaughter Clara in a journey which takes them to Russia, through crowded cities and across frozen wilderness, on the most dangerous roads in Europe. At the age of 100, Jock Stares still goes out on his scooter every day. He bombs around the Gower, visiting care homes where he entertains the 'old folk' by playing classic tunes on the piano.
Episode 2
Another look at some of the nation's oldest drivers still on our roads. Romance is in the air as 98-year-old Joseph Batty-Peirson's internet dating profile sparks some interest during his search for a wealthy widow. Lovebirds Ken and Edna Medlock left viewers in tears last year as Edna was forced to move into a care home 200 miles away from Ken. Now, Edna has returned to live with Ken and is determined to stay. Eileen Ash loves to go out and about in her little yellow Mini, but for the first time in her life has been prevented from doing so by sciatica. Desperate to regain her independence, she follows a rigorous physio and exercise regime to get fit again. Meanwhile, 96-year-old Charles Eugster drives through heavy snow in Switzerland and puts himself through a punishing training regime.
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