Title
Ageing without driving: Keeping older people connected
Document Type
Book Section
Publication Date
2007
Subject Area
Population - Ageing of the Population, Population - Older driver, Population - Seniors
Abstract
In Australia, successive cohorts are characterised by higher proportions of drivers (especially women) on entry to old age. While many older people will continue to drive safely, a significant proportion of our older citizens will require alternate transport options especially as they move into their eighties and beyond when sensory and cognitive disability increase. In order to manage the transition from driving, individual interventions will need to be implemented to help older drivers recognise their driving limitations while providing resources to help them stay connected and maintain a good quality of life.
Recommended Citation
Browning Colette, Sims Jane. Ageing without driving. No Way to Go 2007; (1): 6.1–6.10.
