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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Inj Prev. 2020 Apr 6;27(2):118–123. doi: 10.1136/injuryprev-2020-043644

Table 2.

Conditional logistic regression models for taxi zone-hours in which any injury crash occurred compared to 2 matched control taxi zone-hours; January 2017- December 2018. Outcomes are all injury crashes (Model 1; n = 245,148 taxi zone-hours), motorist crashes (Model 2; n = 159,756 taxi zone-hours), pedestrian crashes (Model 3; n = 61,359 taxi zone-hours), and cyclist crashes (Model 4; n = 26,640 taxi zone-hours). Exposure of interest is rideshare trip origins.

Model 1:
All injury crashes
Model 2:
Motorist crashes
Model 3:
Pedestrian crashes
Model 4:
Cyclist crashes
OR 95% CI OR 95% CI OR 95% CI OR 95% CI
Rideshare trips (per 100 increase) 1.046 (1.032, 1.060) 1.044 (1.025, 1.062) 1.061 (1.035, 1.087) 1.016 (0.983, 1.050)
Taxi trips (per 100 increase) 0.994 (0.977, 1.011) 0.986 (0.962, 1.011) 0.989 (0.960, 1.019) 1.032 (0.989, 1.077)
Temperature (per 10 degree increase) 1.010 (1.006, 1.015) 1.008 (1.002, 1.014) 1.010 (1.000, 1.020) 1.039 (1.023, 1.056)
Precipitation (per 0.1 inch increase) 1.155 (1.121, 1.190) 1.069 (1.032, 1.108) 1.633 (1.523, 1.751) 0.869 (0.771, 0.980)
Any holiday 0.872 (0.833, 0.913) 0.906 (0.857, 0.958) 0.789 (0.718, 0.866) 0.844 (0.727, 0.980)
School not in session, not holiday 0.933 (0.900, 0.967) 0.940 (0.899, 0.983) 0.866 (0.807, 0.930) 1.049 (0.936, 1.175)