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Table 1 Participant characteristics & crash experience

From: Risky motorcycle riding behaviour among young riders in Manipal, India

Age

% (n)

Mean

Standard deviation

18–20

52.7 (159)

20.91

2.06

21–23

32 (96)

24–25

15.3 (45)

Gender

%(n)

Male

93 (279)

Female

7 (21)

Education

%(n)

Illiterate

1.3 (4)

SSLC

3.7 (11)

Graduate

82.3 (247)

Postgraduate

12.7 (38)

Category

%(n)

Student

92.3 (277)

Employed

7 (21)

Unemployed

0.7 (2)

Type of Motorcycle

%(n)

100 cc–125 cc

40.7(122)

125 cc–200 cc

57.6 (173)

More than 500 cc

1.7 (5)

Average hours of riding in a week

Number

%(n)

Less than 5 h

46.3 (139)

5–10 h

36.4 (109)

> 10 h

17.3 (52)

The number of severe injury crashes they were involved in over the past three months

 Number

%(n)

 None

74.7 (224)

 One

17 (51)

vTwo or more

8.3 (25)

Light/mild injury crashes

 Number

%(n)

 None

57.7 (173)

 One

36.7 (110)

 Two or more

5.7 (17)

Material damage crash (Damage to some part of the motorcycle)

 Number

%(n)

 None

53.7 (161)

 One

35 (105)

 Two or more

11.3 (34)

Near crash experience over the past three months

 Number

%(n)

 None

52.7 (158)

 One

34.3 (103)

 Two or more

13 (39)