Older and Younger Cyclists: Exploring the relationship between neuropsychological task performance and inner-city cycling behaviour
F. Westerhuis, D. De WaardConference room
- Behaviour of older and younger cyclists is compared and relationships between cognitive scores and cycling manoeuvres were explored
- Participants performed three neuropsychological tasks and cycled 6km through the city of Groningen with a small GPS action camera on their bicycle
- Lateral Position, swerving, and speed were compared on various road types and correlations between tests and traffic manoeuvres were analysed
- Preliminary analyses show speed differences between older and younger cyclists while approaching an intersection on which they turned left
- Only in older cyclists, a correlation was found between the approaching speed before the intersection and time to complete the TMT-B test
Wed 23:44 - 00:00
