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Demographic changes in Europe and their influence on development and traffic planning.
Authors: K. Schmeidler
Published in: Geriatrie a Gerontologie 2015, 4, č. 3: 144-148
Category: Review Article
Overview
In the short time of 20 years, we can expect a completely different approach to life by the elderly population of that day. It will be to a large part composed of educated and emancipated citizens, used to high levels of mobility. Most of them will have a driving license and they will expect to be enabled to continue to drive even in advanced age. Alternative modes of transport will need to be selected to fit the needs and preferences of the upcoming generation of seniors, especially those reaching 80 years of age or more. Future transport systems will play a significant role in their lifestyle, sense of independence and healthy life.
Keywords:
inclusive mobility - transport - accessibility - ageing - elderly - urban society - quality of life
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