2005 · 20 citations · 10 references
EngineeringAutomotive EngineeringPsychologyGeriatric AssessmentVehicle Safety EngineeringVehicle TestingDriving AssessmentDriving Safety In Older AdultsHazard PerceptionMotor Vehicle Injury PreventionRoad SafetyTraffic SafetyDriver BehaviorDriving Ability AssessmentDriving Self-awarenessDriving Simulator AssessmentHazard Perception In DrivingHuman Factors In DrivingOlder Driver AssessmentSituational Awareness Systems
Older drivers are over-represented in angled impact crashes and experience a higher fatality rate than their younger counterparts. Due to the gradual deterioration of the senses, diminished cognitive processing capabilities and decreased mobility and flexibility, it is more difficult for older drivers to gather and process information about their environment. This can lead older drivers to incorrectly perceive their driving environment as safe, when in reality it is not. The current study investigates whether post-drive feedback following a simulated drive can effectively change older drivers’ attitudes about their own driving ability and influence them to incorporate additional compensatory behaviors into their day-to-day driving.
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Visual attention problems as a predictor of vehicle crashes in older drivers.
Karlene Ball, Cynthia Owsley, Michael E. Sloane et al. · PubMed · 1993 · 780 citations
Why do older drivers give up driving?
Barbro Wahlström · Accident Analysis & Prevention · 1998 · 290 citations · Full text
Education, Geriatric Medicine, Aging +11