Examining the Association Between Differences in Post Turning Driving Behavior on a Driving Simulator and Amyloid Status in Cognitively Normal Older Adults

Overall, cognitively normal older adults with elevated brain amyloid displayed potentially more cautious driving behavior than their peers without elevated amyloid. It remains to be seen whether these more cautious behaviors are potentially due to decreased confidence or subconscious recognition of cognitive changes. Nonetheless, they may signal early, subtle signs of AD-related processes differentiating individuals at-risk for AD-related cognitive decline.