Maintaining mobility is a primary objective of people who are older or disabled. Travelling by car or public transport enables them to partake in work or leisure activities outside the home, without a reliance on others to do so, thus sustaining independent living and quality of life. However, transport vehicles, systems and services are not always designed with their needs and abilities taken into account and so older and disabled people are often less likely to travel than other citizens. This may be because the transport has not been designed for all, or because the traveller does not have enough clear information to know whether or not the transport meets specific needs...
This chapter is an overview of the issues for older people in relation to transport and technology. ...
For disabled and older people, journeys need to be seamless – with no failures in access from origin...
Studies demonstrated that inadequate transport services may create barriers and limit individual and...
This article examines the modes of travel used by people with limited mobility. Mobility limitations...
In contrast tomobility, a term oĕen used to describe actual or realized travel, accessibility refers...
Active ageing is the process of optimising opportunities for health, participation, and security in ...
The public transport system is complex and dynamic in the sense that it is never constant despite it...
In our society, the individual quality of life in all age groups is significantly influenced by a pe...
We live in an ageing society. Across the globe, people are living longer and coupled with a lower bi...
Population ageing is linked to an increase in the population prevalence of impairment and therefore ...
Older people are more active and fit than previous generations. Hence, they are more mobile than eve...
In the UK and throughout Europe, there is an over increasing number of individuals that have difficu...
Mobility can be defined as a person’s purpo-seful movement through the environment from one place to...
Transport is more important to older people than ever before. We live in, what is termed by academic...
Traveller information designed to fulfil needs and expectations of individual travellers is a key fa...
This chapter is an overview of the issues for older people in relation to transport and technology. ...
For disabled and older people, journeys need to be seamless – with no failures in access from origin...
Studies demonstrated that inadequate transport services may create barriers and limit individual and...
This article examines the modes of travel used by people with limited mobility. Mobility limitations...
In contrast tomobility, a term oĕen used to describe actual or realized travel, accessibility refers...
Active ageing is the process of optimising opportunities for health, participation, and security in ...
The public transport system is complex and dynamic in the sense that it is never constant despite it...
In our society, the individual quality of life in all age groups is significantly influenced by a pe...
We live in an ageing society. Across the globe, people are living longer and coupled with a lower bi...
Population ageing is linked to an increase in the population prevalence of impairment and therefore ...
Older people are more active and fit than previous generations. Hence, they are more mobile than eve...
In the UK and throughout Europe, there is an over increasing number of individuals that have difficu...
Mobility can be defined as a person’s purpo-seful movement through the environment from one place to...
Transport is more important to older people than ever before. We live in, what is termed by academic...
Traveller information designed to fulfil needs and expectations of individual travellers is a key fa...
This chapter is an overview of the issues for older people in relation to transport and technology. ...
For disabled and older people, journeys need to be seamless – with no failures in access from origin...
Studies demonstrated that inadequate transport services may create barriers and limit individual and...