The difference in the ability to perceive danger while driving and when crossing a road between patients after a stroke and a healthy population

It is important to evaluate the hazard perception of potential drivers and pedestrians after a stroke. These assessments provide valuable indications of the patients' driving capability and their ability to cross the road safely. The correlation we found between the ability to detect hazards while watching videos of driving and crossing the road shows that clinicians need to pay special attention both to the ability to drive and to alternative ways of moving as pedestrians.