Objective: In this article, we review the impact of vision on older people's night driving
abilities. Driving is the preferred and primary mode of transport for older people. It is a …

The Manchester Driver Behavior Questionnaire (DBQ) was included as part of a
questionnaire survey of 1989 drivers aged 50 or over. Previous research has differentiated …

The world׳ s population is ageing. Older people are healthier and more active than previous
generations. Living in a hypermobile world, people want to stay connected to dispersed …

Driving cessation for many older people is associated with a poorer quality of life and can
lead to health problems such as depression. This paper aims to reveal the process of giving …

First paragraph: Mobility touches every aspect of most of our lives. Restrictions on our
mobility are perceived as a loss of freedom, and we seek wherever possible to regain that …

A sample of over 2000 crashes involving drivers aged 60 years or over was considered,
from three UK midland police forces, from the years 1994–2007 inclusive. Each case was …

Older people are vulnerable road users with higher rate of casualties in traffic accidents. The
commonly cited causes of accidents for older people are poor attention and decision making …

This study assessed age-related and gender differences in the relative contribution of
fragility and crash over-representation to serious injuries per crash-involved driver in …

In the coming decades, the number of older drivers that experiences difficulties in traffic as a
result of functional limitations will strongly increase. Advanced Driver Assistance Systems …

Self-regulation is often promoted as a coping strategy that may allow older drivers to drive
safely for longer. Self-regulation depends upon drivers making an accurate assessment of …