Exploring the future mobility of older people is imperative for maintaining wellbeing and
quality of life in an ageing society. The forthcoming level 3 automated vehicle may …

The population of older drivers is increasing in size. However, age-related functional decline
potentially reduce their safe driving ability and thereby their wellbeing may decline …

The maintenance of mobility and independence among older adults are frequently cited
benefits of developing automated driving technologies. This paper reviews the empirical …

Automated vehicles are anticipated to have benefits for older adults in maintaining their
mobility and autonomy. These anticipated benefits can only be realized if this technology is …

Introduction The introduction of automated vehicles to the road environment brings new
challenges for older drivers. Level 3 of conditional automation requires drivers to take over …

The aim of this study was to analyse the difficulties experienced by older drivers during their
regular driving, and to identify their needs and their expectations regarding Advanced …

The ability to continue driving into old age is strongly associated with older adults' mobility
and wellbeing for those that have been dependant on car use for most of their adult lives …

Automated vehicles are expected to change the mobility landscape. Older adults living in
both urban and peripheral areas may benefit from the availability of new automated modes …

Older adults (≥ 65 years) account for 20% of the US population but are over-represented in
multiple-vehicle crashes. Automated vehicles (AVs) may hold safety benefits for older …

Automatization and autonomous vehicles can drastically improve elderly drivers' safety and
mobility, with lower costs to the driver and the environment. While autonomous vehicle …