The elderly driver: deciding when to stop
- PMID: 8440507
- DOI: 10.1093/geront/33.1.88
The elderly driver: deciding when to stop
Abstract
This study examines the decision of people (N = 56) living in retirement communities to quit driving, and the role of their physician and family in making this decision. Most of the elderly stopped driving when a threshold was reached after an accumulation of compensatory behaviors. Few stopped because of their doctor's advice, although all felt a physician was in the best position to evaluate driving, and family involvement received limited support.
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