The scope of driving and community mobility includes readiness to drive, to competence to drive, to the transition to alternative modes of transportation. The issues are complex, and the consequences related in independence in driving and community mobility are life-altering. This publication gathers researchers and clinicians in a team effort to offer expert guidance for occupational therapy's work in the ever-developing practice area of driving and community mobility. Topics include psychosocial considerations, ethics, cognition, vision, evaluation, adaptive equipment, older drivers, and youth with special needs. This work includes a flash drive containing client resources, fact sheets, guides, assessments, articles, and Web resources.