Research Article
Pedestrians Crossing and Walking Speeds Analysis in Urban Areas under the Influence of Rain and Personality Characteristics
Table 12
Comparison of pedestrian moving speed with and without an umbrella in rainy weather for different gender groups.
| Facility type | Gender | Umbrella’s availability | value, T value | Results of t-test with the confidence level of 95% |
| Signalized intersections crosswalks | Male | With an umbrella | = 0.114 | The difference is not significant. | Without an umbrella | T = 0.276 | Female | With an umbrella | = 0.001 | The difference is significant. | Without an umbrella | T = 0.452 |
| Midblock crosswalks | Male | With an umbrella | = 0.138 | The difference is not significant. | Without an umbrella | T = 0.619 | Female | With an umbrella | P = 0.191 | The difference is not significant. | Without an umbrella | T = 0.534 |
| Sidewalks | Male | With an umbrella | = 0.261 | The difference is not significant. | Without an umbrella | T = 0.437 | Female | With an umbrella | = 0.773 | The difference is not significant. | Without an umbrella | T = 0.467 |
| Pedestrian street | Male | With an umbrella | = 0.555 | The difference is not significant. | Without an umbrella | T = 0.453 | Female | With an umbrella | = 0.193 | The difference is not significant. | Without an umbrella | T = 0.301 |
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