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Introduction: Why Is Older-Driver Safety and Wellness Important?

Who Are Older Drivers?
Who Are Older Nondrivers?
How Do Older and Younger Drivers Differ?
Factors that Increase an Older Driver's Risk of Crashing

What Factors Affect Driving Ability with Aging?

Sensory/Perceptual Problems
Cognitive Challenges
Problems with Physical and Psychomotor Function
Psychological and Social Limitations
Making Roads Safer: External Driving Environments
Making Cars Safer: Internal Driving Environments

How Are Different Populations Affected?

The Effects of Income on Mobility
Urban, Surburban and Rural Areas
Gender Differences
Racial Differences Among Older Drivers
Ethnic Differences

How Do Diverse Cultures Address Driving and Aging?

What Are the Barriers to Reaching Your Audience?

Who Is Your Audience?

Resources

References

Appendix A

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