Objective Given the aging US population and resulting number of older drivers in the coming
years, it is important to understand the factors leading to their involvement in vehicle crashes …

A population-based cross-sectional study was conducted to examine factors affecting the
severity of motor vehicle traffic crashes (MVTCs) involving elderly drivers in Ontario. The …

Introduction: With the growing older adult population due to the aging baby-boom cohort,
there was concern that increases in fatal motor-vehicle crashes would follow. Yet, previous …

Risk of fatal crash involvement was calculated for older drivers relative to drivers aged 40–
49 in the United States during the years 1994–1995. The results indicated that drivers ages …

Objectives. To better understand the characteristics of crashes involving senior drivers 65
and older, studies of these crashes were reviewed. Methods. The review focused primarily …

This population-based study examines patterns of fatal motor vehicle traffic crashes
(MVTCs) by age group (16–24, 25–64, 65+) among Canadian drivers. The Canadian Traffic …

This report reviews published literature and analyzes the most recent Fatality Analysis
Reporting System (FARS) and National Automotive Sampling System (NASS)/General …

Objective Previous research has shown that fatal crash involvement rates per licensed driver
aged 70 and older declined significantly more per year in the United States than rates for …

Objectives This study examined the trend in fatality rates per vehicle miles traveled (VMT)
among older drivers relative to middle-aged drivers and quantified the contributions of …

This research develops a mixed logit model of driver-injury severity in single-vehicle crashes
in California. The research especially considers the heterogeneous effects of age and …