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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 24.
Published in final edited form as: Saf Sci. 2018 Mar;103:225–233. doi: 10.1016/j.ssci.2017.12.002

Table 1.

Characteristics of Philadelphia street segments, stratified by bicycle injury crashes 2011–2014.

Injury crash (n = 1774)
No injury crash (n = 35,929)
n % n %
Intersections – number of exits
 2 73 4.2 2191 6.1
 3 819 47.0 21,955 61.1
 4 1363 78.2 23,810 66.3
 ≥5 396 22.7 5565 15.5
Intersections – stop type
 All way stop signs 480 27.5 11,886 33.1
 One or two way stop signs 878 50.3 23,935 66.6
 Signalized 1053 60.4 9233 25.7
 Other (incl. pedestrian crossing) 456 26.1 13,142 36.6
Street – class code
 2 (Major arterial) 366 21.0 2387 6.6
 3 (Minor arterial) 511 29.3 4855 13.5
 4 (Collector) 638 36.6 14,183 39.5
 5 (Local) 229 13.1 14,482 40.3
Street – vehicular traffic
 No estimate available 850 48.7 28,143 78.3
 Low volume 235 13.5 2666 7.4
 Moderate volume 317 18.2 2573 7.2
 High volume 342 19.6 2547 7.1
Street – characteristics
 Length (meters) [mean, SD] [1.159 1.053] [1.073 0.886]
 One way 890 51.0 16,149 44.9
 Bicycle traffic index [mean, SD] [0.608 1.746] [−0.029 0.939]
 Trolley 208 11.9 1829 5.1
 Any bicycle lane 442 25.3 3409 9.5