Uniformly positive or negative correlation of cerebral gray matter regions with driving safety behaviors of healthy older drivers
Kaechang Park,
Handityo Aulia Putra,
Shinichi Yoshida
et al.
Abstract:This study investigated the relationship between cerebral gray matter (GM) regions and driving safety behaviors (DSBs) of 98 older drivers without dementia (mean age, 77.72 ± 3.677 years). Their DSBs were evaluated on actual vehicles running on a closed-circuit course. The DSB was scored in six categories: DSB1, visual search behavior; DSB2, speeding; DSB3, signaling of the indicator; DSB4, vehicle stability; DSB5, positioning; and DSB6, steering. The scores were calculated by a single driving instructor; larg… Show more
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