Older adults have become the fastest growing age group worldwide and will continue to
make up a more significant portion of the driving population. Given the increased potential …

Nuclear power plant (NPP) control room operators must make ongoing computations and
decisions that maximize production and ensure safety, which places a high cognitive burden …

This study explores how people with disabilities perceive and accept autonomous vehicles
(AVs) as a technology to improve their mobility. A focus group discussion was conducted to …

Introduction Mobility is one of the main factors affecting healthy aging. Older people have
distinct mobility patterns, and age-related problems might make it difficult to move …

Most older adults will eventually stop driving, but few engage in planning for driving
retirement. This study assessed whether driving stress, enjoyment, confidence, concerning …

The driving populace of the United States is aging. The prevalence of Alzheimer disease
(AD) will increase in the coming decades. Road diets (that is, the reallocation of one or more …

Introduction: This study examined the contribution of psychological resilience on self-
reported driving comfort, abilities, and restrictions, and on naturalistic driving (ND) behavior …

Introduction Cars are essential for the mobility of older adults in rural areas, and driving a car
is likely to contribute to the maintenance of a socially active lifestyle. The purpose of this …

This study compared a sample of Australian drivers aged 77 years and older to participants
from an older driver longitudinal cohort study (Ozcandrive) and examined the relationship …

As people age, some of the commonly experienced psychomotor, visual, and cognitive
declines can interfere with the ability to safely drive, often leading to situational avoidance of …