The mobility of older people - an introduction

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Elderly travel frequencies and transport mode choices in Greater Rotterdam, the Netherlands (2016, unknown): “…earlier ﬁndings by Schmo¨cker et al. (2008) that elderly men are more likely to take the car, and Schwanen et al. (2001) who highlight a stronger public transport dependency amongst elderly women, despite recent trends indicating an increase in women’s automobility (Schwanen and Pa´ez 2010).”
Transport Services and Their Impact on Poverty and Growth in Rural Sub-Saharan Africa: A Review of Recent Research and Future Research Needs (2012, background): “A deep understanding of transport-related social exclusion is essential for addressing wider issues of poverty and growth, particularly in areas such as inter-generational poverty transfer, an issue which is now attracting attention in Western contexts (Schwanen & Paez, 2010).”