Filepic of a ramen restaurant in Japan.
TOKYO: Elderly drivers in Japan's Aichi prefecture are being offered ramen discounts to give up their drivers' licences, as the country sees a sharp rise in accidents involving older motorists.
Elderly drivers who surrender their licences will qualify for discounts on ramen noodles at 176 outlets of the popular Sugakiya restaurant chain, in a scheme rolled out last week.
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