2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.trf.2020.09.016
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Mild functional decline and driving performance of older drivers without a diagnosed dementia: Study of leukoaraiosis and cognitive function

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“…Actual vehicle driving experiments were performed on a closed-circuit course, officially designated for renewing drivers' licenses for elderly drivers by the National Police Agency (The Driver's License Skill Test Implementation Standard Available at National Police Agency, 2016 ), in a driving school in Kochi City, Japan ( Figure 2A ) (Renge et al, 2020 ). The driving course has various locations where driving performance is evaluated, e.g., right and left turns, S-shaped curve, crunch, right and left curves, pauses according to stop signs at intersections, and lane changes.…”
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“…Actual vehicle driving experiments were performed on a closed-circuit course, officially designated for renewing drivers' licenses for elderly drivers by the National Police Agency (The Driver's License Skill Test Implementation Standard Available at National Police Agency, 2016 ), in a driving school in Kochi City, Japan ( Figure 2A ) (Renge et al, 2020 ). The driving course has various locations where driving performance is evaluated, e.g., right and left turns, S-shaped curve, crunch, right and left curves, pauses according to stop signs at intersections, and lane changes.…”
Section: Materials and Methordsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then, the participant drove with the evaluating instructor sitting in the passenger's seat. The official instructors rated the driving skills of each participant using the previously described method (Renge et al, 2020 ). They responded to the items using a five-point scale: 1 (not done), 2 (poorly done), 3 (normally done), 4 (well done), and 5 (very well done).…”
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