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Table 3 Ln MET minutes per week, cycling and walking, by independent variables, OLS regression analysis

From: Cycling and walking for transport: Estimating net health effects from comparison of different transport mode users' self-reported physical activity

Model

ln(MET-cycling), N = 1575

ln(MET-walking), N = 4740

 

( i )

( ii )

( i )

( ii )

 

value

t-statistic

value

t-statistic

value

t-statistic

value

t-statistic

Constant

10.440

7.731

8.778

6.578

12.829

13.011

12.006

12.140

ln_age

-.497

-2.698

-.157

-.845

-1.156

-8.624

-1.001

-7.419

Male

.008

.071

.001

.010

-.250

-2.870

-.247

-2.850

University education

.574

4.560

.446

3.588

.525

5.707

.446

4.857

Children in household

-.178

-1.554

-.072

-.641

-.640

-7.020

-.624

-6.832

log_income

.073

.634

-.051

-.447

-.285

-3.295

-.321

-3.731

ln_BMI

-1.349

-4.100

-1.246

-3.869

-.802

-3.526

-.726

-3.208

Reference trip, cycle

      

.359

2.071

Residence in semi-urban area

  

.545

3.043

  

.088

.691

Residence in city

  

1.074

6.290

  

.400

3.388

ln_share_separated

  

.153

4.515

  

-.070

-1.579

ln_crossings_km

  

.185

1.781

  

.674

5.656

Adj. R2

.035

 

.082

 

.060

 

.076

 
  1. Rural area is reference category to semi-urban and city residency. "Reference trip cycle" indicates that the respondent reported a recent cycling trip in Wave 1 of the survey; and the share of separated cycling/walking paths and the number of crossings were based on the reported cycling or walking trip.