Naturalistic driving outcomes indicate sensorimotor impairment in older adults, suggesting a need for early interventions.
Greater sensorymotor impairment predicts accelerated decline in naturalistic driving among cognitively normal older adults, independent of cognition. A composite SMI may provide a feasible, low-cost approach to identify older drivers at risk for declining mobility and support timely interventions to prolong safe driving.
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