Problems of elderly in relation to the driving task and relevant critical scenario. AGILE (AGed people Integration, mobility, safety and quality of Life Enhancement through driving) Deliverable D1.1

Auteur(s)
Breker, S. Henriksson, P. Eeckhout, G. Falkmer, T. Siren, A. Hakamies-Blomqvist, L. Bekiaris, E. Panou, M. & Leue, E.
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The aim of this report was to perform an etiological analysis driving related problems of older drivers, by conducting a literature and accident survey, performing interviews and questionnaire surveys with experts and users. The results are presented in the same order. The literature review clearly takes a standpoint in defining elderly drivers as safe drivers. Furthermore, the heterogeneity of older drivers is often understood as a classification into two categories: those who are unfit to drive, and those who are fit to drive. Driving is, however, a complex task not really defined in a consensus manner and an acquired skill related to many background factors. The older driver heterogeneity thus rather represents a variety of different driving performances than a population consisting of simply “good drivers” and “bad drivers”, which was highlighted in the literature review. (Author/publisher)

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Bibliotheeknummer
20091698 ST [electronic version only]
Uitgave

[Brussels, European Commission, 2002], 123 p., 157 ref.; AGILE_D.1.1 / QLRT-2001-00118

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