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COMPARISON - BETWEEN OLDER ADULTS WHO LIMIT THEIR DRIVING AND THOSE WHO CEASE DRIVING","Study identifies differences between older adults who self-restrict driving and those who completely cease driving. Secondary analysis uses Health and Retirement Study data from 2014–2018, including adults aged 60+ with baseline self-restriction (N=629), split into continued self-restriction (n=502) versus cessation by 2018 (n=127). Chi-square and t-tests evaluate group differences: cessation associates with higher dementia and depression prevalence and poorer subjective health.","730 Innovation in Aging, 2025, Vol. 9, No. S2  \nAbstract citation ID: igaf122.2484  \nHOW ARE THEY DIFFERENT? COMPARISON  \nBETWEEN OLDER ADULTS WHO LIMIT THEIR  \nDRIVING AND THOSE WHO CEASE DRIVING  \nYunji Han1, and Yeji Hwang1, 1. Seoul National University, Seoul, Republic of Korea  \nWhile some older adults gradually avoid driving long distances or refrain from driving in adverse weather conditions, others completely stop driving. Lack of information is available on the differences between those who restrict their driving and those who completely stop driving. Therefore, this study aimed to identify the differences between older adults who self-restrict their driving and those who completely stop driving. This study employed a secondary data analysis using the Health and Retirement Study data from 2014 to 2018 on individuals who were 60 years and older and who self-restricted their driving at baseline (N = 629) . For data analysis, participants were divided into two groups: (1) Those who continued to self-restrict their driving from 2014 to 2018 (n = 502, 79.8%), and (2) those who self-restricted their driving in 2014 but completely ceased driving in 2018 (n = 127, 20.2%) . Chi-square tests and independent t-tests were performed to evaluate the differences between the two groups. The ceased-driving group were more likely to have a higher prevalence of dementia (χ²=5.880, p = 0.015) or depression (χ²=4.012, p = 0.045). 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