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Table 3 The parameter estimates, standard errors, t statistics and confidence level of different models of non-injury crashes, deaths and injuries on the Addis Ababa - Adama/Hawassa main road from 2002-2011

From: Effectiveness of an improved road safety policy in Ethiopia: an interrupted time series study

Models and variables

Coefficient

Standard error

tstatistics

Confidence interval

Non-injury crashes: Prais-

    

Winston regression (Model 1)

    

 Intercept β0

295.1577

33.8195

8.73***

(228.17, 362.14)

 Baseline trend β1

3.248131

.8461874

3.84***

(1.57, 4.92)

 Level change β2

-40.19842

49.2873

-.82

(-137.81, 57.42)

 Trend change β3

-5.096253

1.538459

-3.31**

(-8.14, -2.05)

Death: Segmented regression (Model 2)

    

 Intercept β0

150.1638

15.06675

9.97***

(120.32, 1.10)

 Baseline trend β1

.3492265

.3795861

.92

(-.40, 1.10)

 Level change β2

3.599756

22.71791

.16

(-41.39, 48.59)

 Trend change β3

-1.961251

.6828936

-2.87**

(-3.31, -.60)

Injuries: Segmented regression (Model 3)

    

 Intercept β0

96.99802

22.13401

4.38***

(53.16, 140.83)

 Baseline trend β1

1.862395

.557636

3.34**

(.75, 2.96)

 Level change β2

-43.5782

33.37405

-1.31

(-109.68, 22.52)

 Trend change β3

-1.489333

1.003214

-1.48

(-3.47, .49)

  1. ***p < 0.0001, **p < 0.01, p < 0.05.