Zane

- It's a privilege to have grandchildren

and many grandparents don't
get the chance to be involved

or have close relationships
with their grandchildren.

And we, we, we work very hard at that.

- Our job is to keep fit and
healthy so we can do that.

- You have to be fit and
healthy to follow a 3-year-old.

- Yes. So what what is nice for us is

that we can be independent and we can go

and pick them up, take them into the city.

- We share the driving and we,

we feel safe and confident doing it.

You have to be aware of
the fact that, you know,

driving nowadays is a lot
more pressurised than it was

40 years ago or 10 years ago.

Try to be much more aware of

what other people are gonna do rather

than simply my own driving.

I think that's certainly
with the kids in the car,

that's something I do a lot. Yeah.

- When there was an option of
grandchildren coming along,

we said, oh my goodness,
we better get a good car.

- We were looking for things
like the automatic braking

systems, certainly front

and side airbags, lane sensor, those sort

of things all give you some
sort of confidence that you can

carry on even in a highly pressurised

driving environment.

- I love driving with Ken
because he's a good driver

and as long as I tell him where we're going

and how to get there,
we'll be absolutely fine.

- And I'm very lucky. I've
had somebody telling me how

to drive for 50 years

- And where to park and where not to park.

I am the parking the

- parking assist.

Yeah.

- Reg's friend brought him along to church

and I was going with somebody else, but

after a few months I dropped him

and we are married for 62 years.

- When I was a teenager,
I rode to work every day

and I rode from Parkville to Essendon

airport and back every day.

But there was an incentive

because every time I did it I thought I'm

saving money for the car.

- My parents never owned
a car, we never thought

of anything else but having to
walk, I've just kept walking.

We do about two to three km in the morning.

If it's nice in the afternoon

or late afternoon, we might
do another short walk.

- We like going to different
places, getting out,

having a walk, have a look around.

You have a chance to see
things better than when you

go past them in the car.

You know, we are aware
that there's this imminent

end goal, if you like, of
not being able to drive.

But at the moment I think both

of us feel quite
confident with what we do.

I mean, we're very aware of our age

and the fact that it can
impede on our driving skills

and I'm sure Lois is gonna
tell me as soon as I start

to do the wrong thing

and I'll, I mean, I'll be
honest, I'll do the same

to her if I had to too. So.

- Our daughter said the other day, mom,

I've looked at, watched you driving.

You're both okay at the moment

and we will tell you when you're not.

So that's nice to know
that the family are, are

looking and aware that we are getting older.