The naturalistic driving study (NDS) is an innovative research method characterized by the
continuous recording of driving information using advanced instrumentation under real …

Introduction: Concerns have been raised that the nonlinear relation between crashes and
travel exposure invalidates the conventional use of crash rates to control for exposure. A …

The application of naturalistic driving data (NDD) has the potential to answer critical
research questions in the area of driving behavior assessment, as well as the impact of …

This study aimed to investigate changes in the risky driving behavior of older drivers with
age using naturalistic driving data. The driving behaviors of 44 drivers aged 60 years or …

The relationship between driver mileage and accident involvement has been a controversial
topic for at least 20 years. The key issue is whether driver accident involvement rate …

Introduction Age-and health-related changes, alongside declines in driving confidence and
on-road exposure, have been implicated in crashes involving older drivers. Interventions …

The US older adult population is projected to considerably increase in the future, and
continued driving mobility is important for health aspects in populations with fewer …

Learning to drive is a significant event for the transition to adulthood and delay or avoidance
may have social, practical, and psychological implications. For those with Developmental …

Older drivers are among the most vulnerable demographics within the road traffic system.
The rising number of elderly motorists has raised public concern regarding their driving …

Horizontal curves are associated with a disproportionate number of severe crashes,
particularly on two-lane rural highways. Many efforts have been placed to improve curve …