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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jul 16.
Published in final edited form as: J Safety Res. 2013 Oct 1;47:93–97. doi: 10.1016/j.jsr.2013.09.001

Table 1.

Travel behaviors, opinions, and concerns of U.S. adult drivers aged ≥18 years by race/ethnicity, HealthStyles, 2010.

White
Black
Hispanic
Other
Count Weighted % (95% CI) Count Weighted % (95% CI) Count Weighted % (95% CI) Count Weighted % (95% CI)
Total 2694 365 390 334
How often you get out of the home
At least once a day 988 35.3 (32.5–38.0) 93 22.1 (15.8–28.3) 109 33.8 (26.4–41.3) 96 36.7 (27.1–46.2)
2–6 times per week 1373 54.3 (51.3–57.2) 190 56.5 (46.4–66.6) 184 46.8 (39.8–53.8) 179 49.8 (40.7–58.8)
Less than or equal to once a week 257 10.5 (8.8–12.1) 59 21.4(10.8–32.0) 81 19.3 (14.1–24.6) 46 13.6 (8.2–18.9)
Use the following mode of travel at least once per weeka
Drive yourself 2494 97.7 (97.1–98.3) 327 93.1 (88.9–97.4) 356 96.4 (94.3–98.5) 297 94.3 (89.9–98.7)
Get a ride with family or friends 616 29.2 (25.9–32.6) 82 21.9 (15.3–28.6) 77 20.8 (15.1–26.4) 101 27.5 (20.9–34.2)
Walk 833 30.9 (28.3–33.6) 137 40.7 (30.6–50.9) 149 45.1 (37.7–52.5) 124 37.8 (29.1–46.5)
Other (e.g., bicycle, taxi, public transportation, special service, private driver) 261 10.2 (8.3–12.2) 46 10.5 (6.6–14.3) 53 18.1 (11.1–25.1) 48 15.1 (9.3–20.9)
Level of agreement with the statement: there are adequate alternatives to drivingfor people in my community
Strongly or moderately agree 580 23.4 (20.6–26.2) 119 33.1 (24.8–41.3) 123 34.7 (27.4–42.0) 95 24.7 (18.7–30.8)
Neither agree nor disagree 642 25.1 (22.3–28.0) 82 18.7 (13.5–23.8) 121 31.2 (24.9–37.5) 92 25.0 (18.6–31.5)
Strongly or moderately disagree 1422 51.5 (48.4–54.5) 155 48.3 (38.3–58.3) 133 34.1 (27.8–40.5) 142 50.3 (41.4–59.1)
Level ofconcern for having safe and alternative transportation options when no longer able to drive
Very or extremely concerned 965 37.5 (34.6–40.4) 193 58.7 (49.7–67.7) 178 47.3 (40.4–54.3) 158 50.9 (41.8–59.9)
Somewhat concerned 870 31.4(28.7–34.1) 78 23.9 (17.1–30.7) 101 29.6 (22.6–36.5) 85 27.1 (19.7–34.4)
Not at all or not very concerned 745 31.1 (28.1–34.1) 72 17.4(12.2–22.6) 90 23.1 (17.8–28.4) 75 22.1 (14.8–29.4)

CI = Confidence Interval.

a

Will not sum to 100%, as respondents could choose more than one.