Improving mobility for Wisconsin’s elderly : brief.

Bittner, Jason; Fuchs, Patrick; Baird, Tim; Smith, Adam; National Center for Freight and Infrastructure Research and Education (U.S.)

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Improving mobility for Wisconsin’s elderly : brief.

2011-10-01
By Bittner, Jason ; Fuchs, Patrick ; Baird, Tim ; ...

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Alternative Title:

Addressing elderly mobility issues in Wisconsin : brief
Creators:

Bittner, Jason ; Fuchs, Patrick ; Baird, Tim ; Smith, Adam

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Corporate Creators:

National Center for Freight and Infrastructure Research and Education (U.S.)
Corporate Contributors:

CTC & Associates LLC
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Adults Aged Aged Drivers Older People--Transportation--Wisconsin Public Transit
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CFIRE 04-05
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Booklet/Pamphlet
Geographical Coverage:

Wisconsin
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Brief.
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Wisconsin. Department of Transportation
Abstract:

By 2035, the number of elderly residents in Wisconsin is expected to nearly double, and one in four drivers on Wisconsin roads will be elderly. According to national statistics, the elderly are more likely to be involved in crashes on a per-mile basis, more likely to be at fault in multicar accidents and more likely to be injured in an accident than younger demographics. Many elderly residents who do not drive themselves rely heavily on public transportation to maintain a connection to their communities.
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