Objectives Older drivers often show less precise self-ratings with a tendency to overestimate
themselves. It is unclear, however, how overestimators differ from underestimators or drivers …

Drivers age 65 and over have higher rates of crashes and crash-related fatalities than other
adult drivers and are especially over-represented in crashes during left turns at …

Older drivers face the prospect of having to adjust their driving habits because of health
problems, which can include neurocognitive disorders. Self-awareness of driving difficulties …

Older drivers who are aware of their declining functions tend to adopt a cautious driving style
to compensate for their declining driving abilities. However, whether cautious older drivers …

Abstract Background and Objectives In most western countries, older adults depend on
private cars for transportation and do not proactively plan for driving cessation. The objective …

Coping capacity is a key aspect of driver-vehicle interaction when drivers observe and make
decisions, and is of great importance for drivers. However, different drivers have different self …

Introduction Older drivers now expect to drive longer than previous cohorts and will make up
about 25% of licensed US drivers by 2050. Identifying early predictors of nighttime driving …

Ceasing driving is associated with many negative outcomes. We examined the perceived
impact of driving cessation among current older drivers. Transcripts from 92 interviews with …

Drivers' fault emergency response behavior can easily lead to crashes, resulting in
significant economic and property losses. Exploring the causes of improper emergency …

Background Driving is associated with independence, well-being, quality of life, and an
active lifestyle. Driving requires cognitive, motor, and visual skills, including self-awareness …