Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS)
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Table 39. Percent of Disabled and Nondisabled by Driving Ability as Compared to 5 Years Ago

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Driving ability Ability as compared to 5 years ago Disability status
Disabled Nondisabled
Percent Standard Error Percent Standard Error
Eyesight/night vision Worse 39.62 1.81 28.08 1.23
Eyesight/night vision Same 55.65 1.8 66.35 1.36
Eyesight/night vision Better 4.74 0.95 5.56 0.63
Attention span Worse 18.51 1.61 4.4 0.49
Attention span Same 72.97 1.98 80.43 1.26
Attention span Better 8.53 1.18 15.18 1.17
Hearing Worse 20.66 1.26 6.99 0.57
Hearing Same 77.43 1.29 88.18 0.88
Hearing Better 1.91 0.53 4.83 0.67
Coordination Worse 20.98 1.52 3.58 0.43
Coordination Same 73.58 1.8 85.68 1.03
Coordination Better 5.44 1 10.73 1
Reaction time Worse 11.73 1.21 3.54 0.5
Reaction time Same 81.13 1.45 77.99 1.18
Reaction time Better 7.13 1.05 18.48 1.17
Depth Perception Worse 14.92 1.64 6.98 0.69
Depth Perception Same 80.5 1.74 83.22 1.15
Depth Perception Better 4.57 1.03 9.81 0.96

NOTE: This table contains the weighted percent or weighted mean and the standard error. Cells with a small sample size (<30) are in red to indicate that the weighted estimates based on a small sample size are not reliable. Cells in italics indicate a coefficient of variation greater than 30 percent and numbers are not reliable. Cells with bold type indicate significant differences (p <.05) between disabled and nondisabled individuals.

SOURCE:  U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, 2002 National Transportation Availability and Use Survey



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