Table 4

Unsafe Behaviors and Crashes Among ATV-Exposed Students (N = 4,320)

Number of Unsafe BehaviorsaEver Been in a Crash
Characteristic0, No. (%)1, No. (%)2, No. (%)3, No. (%)P Valueb,cYes, No. (%)No, No. (%)P Valueb
 All exposed66 (2)299 (9)1,045 (31)1,914 (58)1,816 (57)1,386 (43)
Sex
 Male37 (2)158 (10)512 (32)908 (56).14961 (62)599 (38)<.001
 Female25 (2)133 (8)507 (31)949 (59)796 (51)760 (49)
Rurality
 Isolated rural19 (2)99 (8)374 (31)700 (59).37694 (60)467 (40).01
 Rural32 (3)112 (9)407 (32)706 (56)642 (54)556 (46)
 Urban15 (2)88 (10)264 (30)508 (58)480 (57)363 (43)
Age, y
 1114 (3)65 (13)165 (32)266 (52)<.001251 (51)238 (49).02
 12–1329 (2)165 (9)584 (32)1,033 (57)998 (57)762 (43)
 14–1514 (2)52 (8)209 (31)404 (59)367 (56)291 (44)
 164 (4)3 (3)27 (24)79 (70)66 (67)32 (33)
  • Note: Data provided as No. (row percentage). Row totals may not equal overall population totals because of missing data.

  • a Unsafe behaviors were ridden/driven with more than 1 person, ridden/driven on public roads, and almost never/never wear a helmet.

  • b χ2 analysis for comparison of proportions for indicated variable.

  • c Fisher exact test used for comparison by age where data included cell sizes smaller than 5.