To communicate perception of and intent to other road users, implicit and explicit forms of communication for automated vehicles (AVs) are currently under research and development. Despite being a relevant group for road safety, the requirements of elderly pedestrians are not sufficiently reflected in current communication concepts. Age-related impairments of sensory, cognitive and motor abilities of elderly pedestrians are presented and their relevance for design criteria of implicit and explicit forms of communication for AVs derived. The specification of design criteria presented in this paper allows further research to examine the design of implicit and explicit communication for AVs with elderly pedestrians.

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