Cognitive Accessibility of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) for Older Adults
Summary
This study looks at how older drivers understand and use the assistance features in their cars. These features include lane warnings, digital maps, and parking help.
We want to find out aspects which could make the features easier to notice and respond to. We also want to see if using these features affects confidence when driving in older age.
This study involves an online survey. There is also an option to take part in a video interview to learn more about your experiences.
Eligibility
Eligible ages: 65 to 120
Accepts healthy participants: Yes
Inclusion criteria:
To take part, you must:
1) Be 65 years old or older.
3) Have a valid driver’s license.
4) Drive at least once per week.
5) Be able to read and speak English.
6) Have access to a computer, laptop, or smartphone with internet (enough for a video call).
Exclusion criteria:
1) People who are younger than 65 years old.
2) People who are not active drivers.
3) People who are not able to read or speak English with fluency.
4) People who do not have access to the internet.
5) People who do not have access to a phone, tablet, or computer that can be used for the online survey and/or the video interview (if you choose to do the interview).
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Additional information
Contact information
Name: Aly Mohamed Email: Aly.mohamed@ucalgary.ca
Principal investigator:
Sayeh Bayat
Clinical trial:
No
REB-ID:
REB25-1855