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. 2010 Aug;11(3):294–301.

Table 2.

Presence of environmental features at segments where pedestrian crashes occurred

Variables Total No. of locations with feature present No. of features with pedestrian crash present Prevalence rate
Street width (feet)
10 – 18 8 0 0.000
1920 13 6 0.462
2125 4 1 0.250
2628 1 0 0.000
2935 11 6 0.545
3640 53 29 0.547
4160 11 9 0.818
6180 3 3 1.000
One-way streets
58 25 0.431
Two-way streets
49 30 0.612
Street condition*
good 32 18 0.563
fair 67 32 0.478
poor 8 1 0.125
Furniture zone
yes 73 38 0.521
no 28 10 0.357
Street furniture**
many 58 32 0.552
Few 70 37 0.529
None 5 1 0.200
Driveways
0 69 33 0.478
1 37 21 0.568
2 32 14 0.438
34 14 6 0.429
56 4 1 0.250
*

Street condition including good (smooth and free of hazards), fair (minor bumps, dips, or rough pavement), and poor (serious potholes or other hazards) conditions.

**

Street furniture measures include many (highly visible feature/presence which adds to the overall streetscape environment), few (small presence which does not contribute to the streetscape environment), and none (no feature/presence).