Transportation-Related Behaviors and Attitudes: A Survey of Florida’s Aging Road Users [Summary]

Holley, Gail M.; Barrett, Anne; Florida State University

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Transportation-Related Behaviors and Attitudes: A Survey of Florida’s Aging Road Users [Summary]

2022-09-01
By Holley, Gail M. ; Barrett, Anne

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Holley, Gail M. ; Barrett, Anne

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Florida State University
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Florida. Department of Transportation. State Traffic Engineering and Operations Office
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Aged Behavior Driving Mobility Risk Safety Surveys Transportation Safety Vulnerable Road Users
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BDV30-977-32
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Brief
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Florida ; United States

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Florida. Department of Transportation. Research Center
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The goal of the survey was to help identify transportation issues faced by older Floridians and guide the SMFLC in developing strategies and resources to address these issues. Behaviors and attitudes of interest included use of various transportation options, planning for retirement from driving, self-assessment of driving behavior, and others. The survey was updated based on a literature review. For example, the 2017 survey had only one question on self-assessed driving ability, while the 2020-2021 survey included 17 questions on this topic.
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