Table 1

 Bivariate and multivariate logistic regression analysis of predictor variables of pedestrian injury (n = 1557)

CharacteristicTotalNumber injuredUnadjusted OR95% CIAdjusted OR95% CI
Values in parentheses are percentages.
*Participants whose fathers or mothers had died have been excluded.
†The category “not always” included responses from “never” to “frequently”.
‡The category “ever” included responses from “rarely” to “always”.
Sex
    Male725215 (29.7)2.041.61 to 2.601.981.52 to 2.58
    Female832142 (17.1)
Residence
    Urban21681 (37.5)2.311.70 to 3.142.321.65 to 3.26
    Semi-urban1341276 (20.6)
Television ownership
    No18657 (30.6)1.581.13 to 2.211.440.99 to 2.08
    Yes1371300 (21.9)
Distance to school
    More than 10 min828205 (24.7)1.250.98 to 1.581.260.96 to 1.66
    Up to 10 min729152 (20.9)
Road crossing for school
    One or more crossing858227 (26.4)1.571.23 to 2.011.521.15 to 2.01
    No crossing699130 (18.6)
Father’s education*
    Illiterate16949 (29.0)1.441.01 to 2.061.350.92 to 1.99
    Literate1304288 (22.1)
Mother’s occupation*
    Housewife1254265 (21.1)0.610.46 to 0.820.690.50 to 0.95
    Some employment29088 (30.3)
Looking both ways before crossing road
    Not always†633162 (25.6)1.281.01 to 1.631.190.91 to 1.57
    Always924195 (21.1)
Waiting for green signal before crossing a road
    Not always†877214 (24.4)1.411.10 to 1.801.511.14 to 1.99
    Always680139 (20.4)
Playing in the road
    Ever‡534141 (26.4)1.341.05 to 1.711.100.82 to 1.49
    Never1023216 (21.1)
Playing on the sidewalk
    Ever‡758203 (26.8)1.531.20 to 1.941.250.94 to 1.66
    Never799154 (19.3)