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 …

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 …

Abstract (236 words) Introduction Adults 65 years of age and older make up a fifth of the US
population, prefer driving as their primary mode of transportation, and may derive health and …

Automated driving has the potential to improve the safety and efficiency of future traffic and
to extend elderly peoples' driving life, provided it is perceived as comfortable and joyful and …

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 …

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

There has been an increase of automated vehicle (AV) technologies in recent years. Using
qualitative methods, this study explored drivers' responses to the experience of AVs …

The increase in the number of older adult drivers in developed countries has raised safety
concerns due to the decline in their sensory, motor, perceptual, and cognitive abilities which …

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 overall objective of this exploratory research was to examine specific human factors
issues associated with transfer of control between automated and manual driving to …