Background Self-regulation, or the modification of driving by driving less or avoiding
challenging situations in response to declining abilities, is increasingly being studied as a …

Exploring the factors that affect driving cessation is crucial, because sustained mobility plays
an important role in successful aging. This study aimed to collect evidence on the non …

Objectives I investigate the role of driving mobility for older adults' formal and informal social
participation. I expand the common driving status dichotomy using gradated driving …

Background: It is recognized that people with dementia are likely to need to stop driving at
some point following diagnosis. Driving cessation can lead to negative outcomes for people …

Automobiles are central to participation in economic, social, and cultural activities in the
United States. The ability to drive as one ages is fundamental to the quality of life among …

Objectives: The UQDRIVE program, a group education and support program, was
developed to meet the needs associated with driving cessation for older adults. The current …

Driving is the preferred mode of transport for many older drivers, providing mobility to
maintain independence and quality of life. The loss of driving privilege has negative …

Background For some older persons, driving is essential to maintain their daily activities and
engagement with society. Unfortunately, some will have to stop driving, as they age. Driving …

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

Driving cessation is a common transition experienced by aging adults that confers both a
symbolic and literal loss of independence due to the central role of automobiles for mobility …