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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Jun 28.
Published in final edited form as: Accid Anal Prev. 2019 May 28;129:126–135. doi: 10.1016/j.aap.2019.05.009

Table 1.

Collision frequencies and rates by recoverability and driver and vehicle characteristics.

Collisions Collisions per million miles
Drivers1 Total # collisions # Non-recoverable # Recoverable Total collisions 2 p-value 3 Non-recoverable collisions Recoverable collisions
Total 6,680 2,660 1,515 1,145 5.04 2.87 2.17
Gender 4
 Male 3,850 1,315 745 570 4.16 ---- 2.36 1.80
 Female 2,830 1,345 770 575 6.37* <.001* 3.65 2.72
Age (years) 4
 <25 162 34 19 15 9.58 ---- 5.35 4.23
 25–54.9 6,268 2,421 1,386 1,035 4.96* 0.025* 2.84 2.12
 ≥55 250 205 110 95 5.73 0.207 3.08 2.66
Tenure (years) 4,5
 <2 2,824 527 305 222 6.22 ---- 3.60 2.62
 ≥2 3,856 2,133 1,210 923 4.82* <.001* 2.73 2.08
Vehicle body type 2, 6
 Passenger car ---- 1,981 1,112 869 5.27 ---- 2.96 2.31
 Other (mostly “crossover” and minivans) ---- 679 403 276 4.48* <.001* 2.66 1.82
1

For counts, drivers were assigned to demographic categories based on the earliest month they appeared in the dataset. No drivers had missing values for any of the variables used in the analysis.

2

Values with asterisk and bold font denote significant differences between rate compared to rate for reference group, for bivariate relationship with CPMM only.

3

P-values were generated from a multivariate Poisson regression analysis with gender, age, and tenure together in the model. Significant differences between rate compared to rate for reference group are shown with asterisk and bold font. P-values from univariate tests are in the body of the paper. There was no evidence found for a significant within-driver correlation as the exchangeable working correlation matrix value was <.01.

4

The first category presented under each group heading (Gender, Age, Tenure, Vehicle) is the baseline category to which all other categories in that group were compared in significance tests using Poisson regression analysis.

5

The rate for tenure <1 year was 6.73 CPMM and tenure 1-<2 years was 5.77.

6

Vehicle body type was tested in a univariate Poisson regression analysis, separate from the multivariate analysis of demographic variables.