Self-rated driving habits among older adults with clinically-defined mild cognitive impairment, clinically-defined dementia, and normal cognition.

Highlights: [•] Examined self-reported driving in older adults with clinical cognitive impairment. [•] Participants had mild cognitive impairment (MCI), dementia, or normal cognition. [•] All participants had similar driving status and frequency. [•] MCI and dementia avoided unfamiliar and high-traffic roads more than normal group. [•] Dementia group avoided left turns and the community more than normal and MCI groups. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]