“…Previous research has shown that older adults’ community participation frequently involves riding with, running errands for, and generally coordinating within close relationships (Heatwole Shank & Cutchin, 2016). There is increasing attention to the joint nature of community mobility among older dyads (e.g., Womack, Isaksson, & Lilja, 2016), particularly focusing on how couples learn new strategies (Vrkljan, 2011), solve problems or “adapt” as a unit (Dixon, 2011; Kimbler & Margrett, 2009), and find meaning in the shared occupation (van Nes, Jonsson, Hirschler, Abma, & Deeg, 2012).…”