Use of On-road Evaluations for
Identification of Impairment and
Retraining of Older Drivers
Significant driver behaviour components,
identified from 3 areas of study.

Conclusions:
yy Overlap among the sources of information is evident
yy Research to identify the most useful components in on–road
driving evaluation is extremely limited, most notably for
retraining programs
yy Those components identified above may be used in
developing a procedure to target candidates and behaviors
for driver training
K. Kowalski1, H. Tuokko1 and K. Tallman2 (2008).
On–road Evaluation: Its use for the identification of impairment
and remediation of older drivers.
1
Centre on Aging, University of Victoria
2
Pacific Traffic Education Centre, Justice Institute of British Columbia