Research Article
Random-Parameters Behavioral Models to Investigate Determinants of Perceived Safety in Railway Stations
Table 2
Socioeconomic attributes and travel behavior characteristics of the sample.
| Socioeconomic attributes | Travel behavior characteristics |
| Gender | Female | 48.7% | Car ownership | Yes | 76.2% | Male | 51.3% | No | 23.8% |
| Age | < 26 | 46.4% | Motorbike ownership | Yes | 9.6% | 26–35 | 22.2% | No | 90.4% | 36–45 | 13.9% | Car frequency of use (days/week) | −6+ | 60.6% | 46–55 | 10.6% | 3–5 | 21.2% | 56–65 | 5.0% | 0–2 | 18.2% | > 65 | 2.0% | Motorbike frequency of use (days/week) | −6+ | 1.7% | Highest education | None | 0.7% | 3–5 | 3.0% | Elementary school | 0.0% | 0–2 | 95.4% | Middle school | 4.0% | Train frequency of use (days/week) | −6+ | 48.3% | High school | 51.3% | 3–5 | 28.5% | University | 44.0% | 0–2 | 23.2% |
| Occupation | Employed | 38.7% | Bus frequency of use (days/week) | −6+ | 35.4% | Student | 47.0% | 3–5 | 17.9% | Other | 14.2% | 0–2 | 46.7% | Monthly income | None | 57.3% | | | <901€ | 3.0% | 901–1500€ | 16.2% | 1501–2500€ | 18.9% | >2500€ | 4.6% |
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