Older drivers are in the news, with spectacular crashes garnering heavy media coverage and the usual round of calls to get older drivers off the road. But are older drivers really more dangerous than other age groups? Should they be more rigorously tested? Can their driving skills be improved? How will those who can no longer drive meet their transportation needs? This issue addresses these questions and more. The importance of mobility to quality of life, myths and facts about older drivers, public transportation options that work, driving and dementia, and a national policy agenda--all are presented in this thoughtful, timely, and comprehensive collection.