Strong evidence for age as the single most dominant predictor of medically supervised driving test-mini mental status test outcomes provide only weak but significant moderate additional predictive value.

Our data indicate weakly significant differences in MMST results alone between those who passed or failed the MSDT, falling in line with largely diverging results from various studies ranging from evaluating MMSE as a (moderate) predictor [ 21 , 25 , 32 , 36 – 38 ] or no or a very poor predictor [ 39 – 42 ] for safe driving in varying cohorts and conditions.

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