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  1. Taxonomy and Terms for Stakeholders of Older Adult Mobility — National (04/01/2024)

    Source: Expert

    Review the second edition of the Transportation Research Circular: Taxonomy and Terms for Stakeholders of Older Adult Mobility. 

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  2. 5 Car Safety Systems Older Drivers Should Not Skip — National (03/02/2024)

    Source: Expert

    Older drivers are among the safer drivers. But car safety tech can still help you stay injury-free.

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  3. 5 Car Safety Systems Older Drivers Should Not Skip — National (03/02/2024)

    Source: Expert

    Older drivers are among the safer drivers. But car safety tech can still help you stay injury-free.

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  4. Tips to Cycling When You’re Older — National (02/27/2024)

    Source: Expert

    Cycling is a great endurance exercise called aerobic exercise. It increases your heart rate and improves your breathing. This helps keep you healthy and gives you better staying power so that you can do the things you need to do every day. 

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  5. Age and Driving — National (02/05/2024)

    Source: Expert

    It’s normal for driving abilities to change as we get older. But if you spot the warning signs of unsafe driving, these tips can help you adjust to your senior years without the keys.

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  6. Age-related Changes — National (01/19/2024)

    Source: Professional Association

    As we age, we experience a steady decline in certain skills that are important for safe driving. Around age 55, there is a gradual decrease in our ability to process information to remember and to judgments in traffic situations.

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  7. 7 Tips for Talking to Aging Parents When it Comes to Driving — National (01/19/2024)

    Source: Professional Association

    As we get older, we start to experience changes inside and out. From our sight and hearing to our memory and motor skills, these changes can affect our everyday lives including how we drive and our ability to drive safely.

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  8. How to Talk to Your Loved One about Driving — National (01/19/2024)

    Source: Professional Association

    Here are some helpful tips on how to make this conversation as easy and successful as possible.

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  9. How to Talk to your Senior about Driving — National (11/16/2023)

    Source: Professional Association

    On the other hand, driving means independence. So, this will be a hard conversation to hold.

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  10. A Tough Question: When Should an Older Driver Stop Driving? — National (11/13/2023)

    Source: University

    Be alert to red flags suggesting that a family member — or you — should consider hanging up the keys.

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