Chronological age, per se, seems to be, in the case of mature drivers, only a weak predictor
of safe driving performance. However, screening policies based on chronological age are …

Older adults have become a larger part of the driving population, but whether they are at
increased risk of being involved in fatal crashes remains unclear. Methods We performed a …

With the progressive ageing of the population, the study of the relations between road safety
and elderly users is becoming increasingly relevant. Although the decline of pedestrian …

In this new aggregated edition of Anissa Taun Roger's Human Behavior in the Social
Environment, readers will find a comprehensive overview of the issues related to human …

Abstract Young drivers (aged 17–25 years) are the highest risk age group for driving
crashes and are over-represented in car crash statistics in Australia. A relationship between …

Although screening policies for older drivers based on chronological age are widely used in
many countries, previous research has shown that increasing age does not cause higher …

PROBLEM: Studies have shown that older drivers have high death rates and lower rates of
involvement in crashes that kill others; but most studies have not considered drivers' …

The aim of this study was to picture perceived problems amongst older citizens in the traffic
environment. Moreover, answers to the question why measures that are known to be …

In Switzerland, approximately 350 000 people aged 70 years or older own a valid driving
license. By law, these drivers are medically assessed every other year, most commonly by …

Background We examined whether the policy amendment from March 2017 for a cognitive
screening test for older drivers at driver's license renewal was associated with the …