Objective
In western society the older population is increasing, thus leading to a greater participation of older persons in traffic. This project focuses on two key milestones:
i) developing the required knowledge and tools to establish rational policies for delivering certification of fitness to drive and
ii) helping as much as possible older age groups to continue driving safely, as enhanced mobility leads to increased well-being for them.
AGILE aims to develop a new set of training, information, counselling and driving ability assessment tools for the elderly, evaluating their full range of physical, cognitive, behavioural and interactional abilities and not just checking a few sensory and motor functions (as is currently the case). To realise such a challenging task and achieve the targeted goals, a multi-disciplinary team of 13 Participants representing 7 European countries has been formulated.
Call for proposal
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CSC - Cost-sharing contractsCoordinator
57001 Thermi
Greece
Participants (13)
2240 Geel
1130 Bruxelles
10043 Orbassano
51647 Gummersbach
Dortmund
13122 Nea Liosia
10445 Athens
26144 Landskrona
Linköping
4025 Basel
70569 Stuttgart
NE37 1PR Newcastle
52134 Herzogenrath