Table 3. Transportation caregiver health and driving by sex, age of care recipient, and overall (standard error of the percent/mean).

	Sex of Caregiver		Age of Care Recipient		Overall
	Men	Women	70–84	85 and older
Overall health	N = 90	N = 178	N = 140	N = 126	N = 268
% Excellent	19.1 (5.40)	17.3 (3.59)	16.4 (3.78)	19.4 (4.39)	17.8 (2.96)
% Very good	26.4 (6.03)	41.3 (4.71)	42.7 (5.49)	31.0 (5.33)	36.8 (3.83)
% Good	30.2 (6.51)	26.0 (4.09)	26.0 (4.70)	28.7 (5.07)	27.2 (3.42)
% Fair	11.4 (4.60)	14.4 (3.25)	10.2 (2.83)	17.1 (4.36)	13.7 (2.63)
% Poor	12.5 (5.42)	1.0 (0.45)	4.7 (2.68)	3.8 (2.34)	4.4 (1.77)
Driving status	N = 90	N = 178	N = 140	N = 126	N = 268
Regularly	98.1 (1.17)	93.7 (1.97)	97.1 (1.06)	93.3 (2.60)	95.0 (1.43)
Occasionally/rarely	1.0 (0.73	5.7 (1.92)	2.9 (1.06)	5.7 (2.51)	4.3 (1.45)
Do not drive	0.9 (0.91	0.7 (0.47	0.0 (0.00)	1.1 (0.77)	0.7 (0.43)
Frequency of driving	N = 89	N = 175	N = 139	N = 124	N = 264
Every day/almost every day	88.4 (4.63)	84.0 (3.15)	88.4 (3.25)	82.3 (3.98)	85.3 (4.05)
3 or 4 days a week	10.6 (4.57)	12.1 (2.96)	9.0 (3.10)	14.3 (3.86)	11.7 (3.86)
1 or 2 days a week	1.0 (0.74	3.9 (1.31)	2.6 (1.03)	3.4 (1.14)	3.0 (1.60)
Is there a chance your driving ability could become a problem within the next 5 years?	N = 89	N = 176	N = 140	N = 124	N = 265
Yes	19.0 (5.17)	12.3 (2.97)	17.9 (4.14)	10.8 (3.31)	14.3 (2.62)
No	78.0 (5.25)	86.3 (3.08)	79.7 (4.23)	87.8 (3.35)	83.8 (2.68)
Don’t know	3.0 (1.03)	1.4 (1.01)	2.4 (1.44)	1.4 (0.63)	1.9 (0.78)