Table 4.

Logistic regression on odds of giving up driving (weighted).

	OR	95% CI	Sig.
Socio-demographic
Aged 18–64 (ref: aged 65+)	0.593	0.505-0.696	≤0.001
Female (ref: male)	1.084	0.922–1.275	0.329
White, non-Hispanic	1.084	0.909–1.293	0.367
(ref: Non-White)
Education (ref: high school or less)
Some college	0.644	0.534–0.777	≤0.001
Bachelor's degree or higher	0.659	0.534–0.812	≤0.001
Socio-economic
Employed (ref: not employed)	0.433	0.312–0.600	≤0.001
HH income < $35 K (ref: household income $35 K+)	1.060	0.887–1.266	0.522
Health and function
Self-rated health (ref: poor)
Excellent	1.322	0.712–2.456	0.377
Very good	0.595	0.441–0.804	≤0.001
Good	0.505	0.404–0.630	≤0.001
Fair	0.644	0.528–0.785	≤0.001
Uses assistive device (ref: doesn't use)	1.733	1.465–2.050	≤0.001
Environmental
Lives alone (ref: doesn't live alone)	0.847	0.698–1.029	0.094
Rural (ref: urban)	0.740	0.606–0.905	0.003
Region (ref: south)
Northeast	1.048	0.812–1.338	0.707
Midwest	0.917	0.730–1.152	0.457
West	1.133	0.940–1.365	0.190
Intercept	36.266		≤0.001

Bold indicates p-values < 0.05. Nagelkerke pseudo R² = 0.112. McFadden's pseudo R² = 0.069.