Table 2.

Crossing characteristics by RRFB activation for pedestrians and cyclists.

	Pedestrian				p-Value *
	RRFB Activated		RRFB not Activated
	n = 55		n = 186
	n	%	n	%
Crossing Type †					0.01
Correct	50	90.91	138	74.19
Errant	1	1.82	30	16.13
Mistaken	0	0.00	1	0.54
Unsafe	4	7.27	17	9.14
	Cyclist				p-Value *
	RRFB Activated		RRFB not Activated
	n = 62		n = 528
	n	%	n	%
Crossing Type †					0.001
Correct	61	98.39	432	81.82
Errant	1	1.61	61	11.55
Mistaken	0	0.00	0	0.00
Unsafe	0	0.00	35	6.63

RRFB, rectangular rapid flash beacon. † Correct: a pedestrian or cyclist crossing through the entire intersection within the lines of the crossing, without any errant behavior. Errant: a pedestrian or cyclist crossing the intersection diagonally, either beginning or ending the crossing outside the marked crosswalk. Mistaken: a pedestrian or cyclist aborted a crossing and returned to the original position. Unsafe: a pedestrian or cyclist entered the crossing without regard for traffic, or entered the road crossing part-way before stopping because traffic did not allow them to complete the crossing. * p-values from Fisher’s exact test.