Titlebook: Geographies of Transport and Ageing; Angela Curl,Charles Musselwhite Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Geront

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Geographical Perspectives on Transport and Ageinge associated with later life. Despite this, policy and discourse in most western countries maintain extending independence and ageing in place as vital requirements to a dignified healthy later life. Transport must play a key role in this and proper investment in other modes and the public realm can improve mobility for older people.

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Out-of-Home Mobility of Senior Citizens in Kochi, Indianiors prefer not to travel, pushing seniors towards living a dependent life. However, the changing social structure will force them to live an independent life, which will put a lot of pressure on their well-being. It is imperative that there is systemic support, and mobility options are provided such that seniors are able to move freely.

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Exploring How Older People Might Experience Future Transport Systemsder people and an ageing society. She presents a method for exploring how older people might experience future transport systems and develops a range of captivating narratives of plausible future lives. The chapter concludes with a discussion of some of the key themes that might influence future experiences of transport.

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Mobility, Transport and Older People’s Well-Being in Sub-Saharan Africa: Review and Prospect; and thirdly the value of taking a co-investigation approach to research with older community members. The final portion of the chapter is concerned with identification of significant research gaps where mobilities/transport-focused research with older people in sub-Saharan Africa is urgently needed.