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Reading of the speedometer value in elderly drivers with cognitive impairments: A comparison of analog and digital speedometer

With cognitive functions deteriorated, the capability to get the information of speed, one of the essential element needed to perform safe driving1, may be influenced. We aim to investigate the reading of the speedometer (SM) values in elderly driver with cognitive impairments by comparing the recognition of analog and digital SM values, and examine its correlation with cognitive functions.