Table 3

Total score for the ranking of perceived contribution of different built environment variables to pedestrian injury risk

Variable numberBuilt environment variablePerceived contribution of Built Environment variable to pedestrian injury risk
Extremely highScore in pointsHighScore in pointsModerately highScore in pointsLowScore in pointsTotal score in points
V09Presence of worship places62447414222214421501502038
V11Presence of residential land use166445113532284561561562029
V06Presence of fuel stations62446714012254501531532028
V16Presence of flyovers/overpass3212843813141883761931932011
V20Presence of calming speed-calming measures such as humps52044213262284561761761978
V04Presence of retail shops104039211762825641671671947
V02Presence of health centres62440312092364722062061911
V10Presence of industries2911635310592194382502501863
V15Presence of by-passes281123119332244482882881781
V01Presence of schools41636410921883762952951779
V05Presence of taxi parks6243199572555102712711762
V08Presence of commercial activities7282918732785562752751732
V14Presence of local roads8323029062535062882881732
V25Socio-economic status of an area16643059151973943333331706
V19Presence of traffic lights3122798372494983203201667
V22Number of lanes19762487442294583553551633
V23Width of roads13522336992024044034031558
V18Presence of roundabouts6242066182735463663661554
V24Population density7282437291523044494491510
V13Presence of arterial roads9361995972244484194191500
V26Vehicular volumes6242236691643284584581479
V21Presence of bends4162397171012025075071442
V27Pedestrian volumes5202126361382764964961428
V03Presence of markets3121414232294584784781371
V07Presence of bars17681745221182365425421368
V12Presence of highways832742221663326036031189
V17Presence of junctions312792371092186606601127