Motor-vehicle crashes were the second leading cause of injury death for adults aged 65-84years in 2014. Some older drivers choose to self-regulate their driving to maintain mobility while reducing driving risk, yet the process remains poorly understood.
How do older adult drivers self-regulate? Characteristics of self-regulation classes defined by latent class analysis
2017
Article (Journal)
English
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