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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Community Health. 2018 Feb;43(1):96–102. doi: 10.1007/s10900-017-0392-x

Table 1.

Pedestrian characteristics, distractions and safe behaviors, detailed observations.

ODU (n=625) UAB (n=395) Combined (N=1020)
n % n % N %
Age Group
 Child or Teen 1 0.2 0 0.0 1 .1
 Young Adult 568 89.6 328 87.0 896 89.2
 Adult 53 8.4 42 11.1 95 9.5
 Older Adult 9 1.4 4 1.1 13 1.3
Gender
 Female 327 52.7 179 47.1 506 50.6
Distraction (Any Distraction) 271 43.6 142 37.3 413 41.2
 Talking on Phone 25 4.0 22 5.8 47 4.7
 Texting 42 6.8 33 8.7 75 7.5
 Headphones 128 20.6 62 16.3 190 19.0
 Eating/Drinking 21 3.4 5 1.3 26 2.6
 Other 5 0.8 6 1.6 11 1.1
 No Distraction 350 56.4 239 62.7 589 58.8
 Multiple Distractions 50 8.1 14 3.7 64 6.4
Safe Behaviors
 Crosses With Walk Sign 324 52.1 320 83.8 644 64.1
 Looks Left Before Entering 411 67.8 139 38.6 550 56.9
 Enters in Crosswalk 284 46.5 270 72.8 554 56.4
 Looks Right at Median 344 56.7 140 36.8 484 49.0
 Exits in Crosswalk 357 58.0 210 55.0 567 56.8

Note: Group sums do not equal total n due to occasional missing data. Percentages reflect proportion of non-missing observations within variables.