Research Article

A Comprehensive Analysis for the Heterogeneous Effects on Driver Injury Severity in Single-Vehicle Passenger Car and SUV Rollover Crashes

Table 5

Estimated marginal effects of safety factors in mixed ordered logit models (%).

VariablesPassenger carSUV
NIPINIISINIPINIISI

Male19.07−4.49−13.05−1.5326.91−5.10−19.63−2.18
Age−0.570.160.360.04
Safety belt use23.62−0.27−20.34−3.0131.484.35−30.55−5.28
Airbag deployment−24.665.1717.362.12−9.541.896.920.73
Ejection or partial ejection−44.15−29.4929.5944.05−45.43−26.8430.7341.54
Drug or alcohol use−20.470.3817.552.54−13.691.3411.051.30
Failure to drive in single lane−9.281.976.550.77−15.571.8212.481.45
Improper evasive action−8.141.625.900.62
Turning right40.44−22.15−16.79−1.50
Model year0.41−0.12−0.27−0.031.28−0.32−0.88−0.09
Intersection−9.412.336.440.64
Speed limit−0.500.140.320.04−0.670.170.460.05
Friday16.27−5.63−9.75−0.89
August−10.131.827.410.90
Adverse weather16.89−6.70−9.26−0.9316.85−5.80−10.12−0.93
Night with light12.34−4.54−7.08−0.73
Rural area11.65−2.74−7.99−0.929.87−1.99−7.13−0.75

NI: No injury, PI: Possible injury, NII: Nonincapacitating injury, SI: Serious injury.