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Table 1 Frequency and adjusted incident rate ratios of pedestrian-motor vehicle collisions with 95 % confidence intervals by speed hump installation (pre, post), season and roadway characteristics

From: Installation of speed humps and pedestrian-motor vehicle collisions in Toronto, Canada: a quasi-experimental study

 

Number (%)

Adjusted IRR

(95 % CI)

Outcome:

  

 Collisions

1344

n/a

Primary exposure:

  

 Speed hump implementation

  

  Pre implementation

594 (44.2 %)

1.00

  Post implementation

750 (55.8 %)

0.78 (0.66, 0.91)

Covariates:

  

 Season (month of collision):

  

  Non-winter

596 (44.3 %)

1.00

  Winter

748 (55.7 %)

1.26 (1.12, 1.42)

Roadway characteristics (n = 404):

  

 Road type:

  

  Local

344 (84.1 %)

1.00

  Collector

60 (14.7 %)

1.56 (1.18 ,2.08)

 Neighbourhood:

  

  Inner suburbs

159 (39.4 %)

1.00

  Pre-amalgamated City of Toronto

245 (60.6 %)

1.63 (1.23, 2.14)

 Land use mix:

  

  Mean entropy score

0.26 (SD ± 0.21)

2.48 (1.42, 4.34)