Background Many studies on vision and driving cessation have relied on measures of
sensory function, which are insensitive to the higher‐order cognitive aspects of visual …

purpose. To determine the visual and other factors that predict stopping or restricting driving
in older drivers. methods. A group of 1425 licensed drivers aged 67 to 87 years, who were …

Purpose. Older adults may place restrictions on their driving once their visual function has
become compromised, presumably in an effort to ensure their safety. It is important to identify …

This study sought to evaluate associations between visual function and self-reported
difficulty with driving tasks. Drivers (N= 384) between the ages of 55 and 85 were selected …

purpose. Older drivers may place restrictions on their driving by reducing their mileage and
avoiding high-risk driving situations in an effort to improve safety. This project identifies what …

The purpose of this study was to examine the association between visual and cognitive
impairment in older drivers and their avoidance of potentially challenging driving situations …

Purpose: To examine the relationship between vision impairment and driving exposure
(amount of driving one does) in a population‐based sample of older drivers and to examine …

The aim of this study was to determine the relative effects of age and compromised vision on
driving-related skills and on-road accidents. A total of 107 subjects were tested. They …

Purpose.: To examine in a population-based sample of 2000 drivers aged 70 years and
older, the independent association between higher order visual processing impairment and …

OBJECTIVE: The current study evaluated part of the Multifactorial Model of Driving Safety to
elucidate the relative importance of cognitive function and a limited range of standard …