Preparing Mom to stop driving - the short list

Oh yes, there's going to be screaming. There's going to be drinking. There's going to be ... well, who knows. So to keep my sanity and smooth the transition to 80s-something, limited income mom living an active lifestyle without a car, I created the following list for her new non-driving lifestyle.
(She lives in an apartment in a relatively urban area but does not like making use of senior services, which I'm guessing may be very common)

Folding cane since she will be walking more. I had thought of an umbrella / parasol cane - walking stick for when she's sitting at bus stops, but those are just hard to come by. Plus a folding cane can be an emergency cane to have her in her bag, so she doesn't have to admit up front that she sometimes needs a cane!

Better purse - Mom likes to carry a purse and basically the equivalent of a filing cabinet. So I got a cute leather bucket bag with plenty of zipper pockets to carry everything she needs and to be able to reach important things quickly in the small pockets.

A pocket sized "wallet" - At home I keep important things in my pocket instead of my purse. Just in case. For an elderly person it's important to keep some money and ID in the purse and some in pockets...for the same reason. That way if they forget the purse somewhere they are not left high and dry.

A great refrigerator - Since she will be shopping less she will need to be able to store more fresh food and make sure it can keep for a while.

Walking shoes

A jitterbug phone and plan - There's one plan with emergency help, and after going through multiple cell phones (and not even wanting to "go there" with a smartphone which I know she couldn't use very easily) we are exploring the Jitterbug, designed for elderly folk. http://www.jitterbugdirect.com/plans.html

OTHER TO DO

Get her bus schedules
Find better transport than taxis (apparently there are many volunteer drivers through different non profits of which I have yet to delve.)

TEST RUN THE NEW LIFESTYLE WITH MOM

-Take bus with mom

-Schedule 2 different pick ups from the senior center so mom can get used to it.

-Empty car to take it with me :(
-Change the insurance policy.