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. 2011 Jan;42(1):97–103. doi: 10.1016/j.injury.2009.10.048

Table 1.

Road use pattern for boys and girls aged 5–14 years in Hyderabad.

Variable Boys (1460)
N (%)a
Girls (1349)
N (%)a
Total (2809)
N (%)a
Age group (years)
 5–9 741 (50.8) 684 (50.7) 1425 (50.7)
 10–14 719 (49.2) 665 (49.3) 1384 (49.3)



Occupation
 Student 1334 (91.4) 1261 (93.5) 2595 (92.4)
 Employed 126 (8.6) 88 (6.5) 214 (7.6)



Average number of trips on road per day
 ≤5 161 (11) 299 (22.2) 460 (16.4)
 6–10 636 (43.6) 617 (45.7) 1253 (44.6)
 11–15 356 (24.4) 231 (17.1) 587 (20.9)
 16–20 202 (13.8) 129 (9.6) 331 (11.8)
 >20 105 (7.2) 73 (5.4) 178 (6.3)



All road trips for the day were on foot 900 (61.7) 926 (68.6) 1826 (65.1)



Average time spent on road per day (h)
 ≤1.30 286 (19.6) 458 (34) 744 (26.5)
 >1.30–3.00 849 (58.2) 694 (51.4) 1543 (54.9)
 >3.00 325 (22.3) 197 (14.6) 522 (18.6)



Can ride a cycle 747 (51.2) 298 (22.1) 1045 (37.2)
Currently drives a motorised two-wheeled vehicle 76 (5.2) 9 (0.7) 85 (3)
a

Percent of column total.

Chi-square test for difference between boys and girls: p < 0.001.