Characteristics of study sample
| % (No) | 95% CI | |
|---|---|---|
| Location of childcare center (n=357) | ||
| Urban | 85 (304) | 81 to 89 |
| Rural | 15 (53) | 11 to 19 |
| Position of respondent (n=351) | ||
| Childcare center director | 72 (252) | 64 to 77 |
| Childcare center staff | 9 (32) | 6 to 12 |
| Other position | 19 (67) | 15 to 24 |
| Transport children (n=320) | ||
| Do transport children in vehicles on field trips | 70 (223) | 64 to 75 |
| Do not transport children in vehicles on field trips | 30 (97) | 25 to 35 |
| Awareness (n=344) | ||
| Aware of the new booster seat law | 74 (255) | 69 to 79 |
| Not aware of the new booster seat law | 26 (89) | 21 to 31 |
| Compliance among transporting centers (n=223) | ||
| Already comply with the booster seat law | 18 (40) | 13 to 23 |
| Not yet in compliance with the law | 82 (183) | 77 to 87 |
| Self efficacy (n=339) | ||
| Comfortable asking staff and parents to use booster seats | 72 (245) | 67 to 77 |
| Not comfortable asking staff and parents to use booster seats | 28 (94) | 23 to 33 |
| Preparation (n=295) | ||
| Center is currently preparing for the new law | 43 (127) | 37 to 49 |
| Center is not yet preparing for the new law | 57 (168) | 51 to 63 |
| Readiness (n=325) | ||
| Center will definitely be ready for the law by 1 July 2002 | 48 (156) | 43 to 53 |
| Center will not be ready for the law by 1 July 2002 | 52 (169) | 47 to 57 |