Background and aims: Mobility) devices (MDs) such as walking sticks, rollators and
wheelchairs, often play an important role for older people living at home, striving to remain …

… reported mobile device use while driving in the United States and seven European countries…
Although studies have estimated the prevalence of these behaviors in individual countries, …

… mobility devices, feelings about the use of mobility devices, and participants' reflections on a
situation being without mobility devices… assistive devices in five European countries Citation[…

… However, these devices are banned on the public streets in Hungary, Northern Ireland, UK,
and Scotland. Many European countries have age and speed restrictions. The minimum age …

… regarding assistive devices across five European countries: … devices in use per person,
varied among the five European … in the West European countries used assistive devices when …

… or large-scale in-country manufacturing, importation, or a … of each country and may vary
for different types of mobility devices. … in their country of residence and in other EU countries. …

… about how older people manage mobility and compensate for limitations through the use of
mobility devices (MDs) in Eastern European countries. One of these countries is Latvia, with …

… mobility cultures within Europe. The country clusters map general differences across Europe
that … European support for sustainable mobility; and when it comes to securing that the main …

… with mobility restriction use motorized mobility devices; are users of motorized mobility devices
aware of the potential dangers in using these devices or do people with restricted mobility …

… mobility devices, due to higher traveling speeds [52]. A similar study from Korea shows that
the number of injuries related to PMVs in 2017 increased three times compared to the year …