This study seeks to contextualize the literature related to the urban transport of people and
health. The methodology consisted of a systematic literature review, considering papers …

Driving cessation, often due to health-related changes, can be a particularly challenging and
troublesome transition in older adulthood that can lead to social isolation. While policy …

Background Changes in driving behaviour may start at the preclinical stage of Alzheimer's
disease (AD), where the underlying AD biological process has begun in the presence of …

Immobility and lack of physical activity (PA) are global problems among seniors (≥ 65 years
old). While being active is preferable to not doing physical activity, not leaving the house for …

Active aging is a challenging issue to promote older population health; still, there is little
clarity on research investigating the determinants of active aging in develo** countries …

Objectives Companions (ie, friends who spend time together) are important for the well-
being of older adults. Senior centers in the United States are places for older adults to …

Background Travel outside the local area allows people to meet others and access a wide
selection of services and opportunities. However, travel can be constrained by the lack of …

In many developed countries, ageing trends have called for mobility policies oriented to
active travels for older adults, preventing some diseases. As a result, in the transport and …

Introduction Many older adults rely on family/friend caregivers to provide transportation
following decreasing and/or ceasing driving. Because caregiving is related to negative …

Urban mobility is a major part of urban economics and is crucial in defining the 'Quality of
Life (QoL).'QoL is a multi-dimensional paradigm and is demarcated as the degree to which …