At work, is there a place to walk, jog, or bike outdoors where you feel safe (derived)*?

Wake County, 2000

Demographic Groups	Total Respond.#	Yes   N       %   C.I.(95%)	No   N       %   C.I.(95%)
TOTAL	203	130  62.4  (54.6-69.6)	73  37.6  (30.4-45.4)
SEX
Male	86	58  64.3  (52.3-74.7)	28  35.7  (25.3-47.7)
Female	117	72  60.3  (50.4-69.4)	45  39.7  (30.6-49.6)
RACE
White	149	94  61.1  (52.1-69.4)	55  38.9  (30.6-47.9)
Other	51	33  64.6  (48.7-77.8)	18  35.4  (22.2-51.3)
AGE
18-44	126	73  57.0  (47.1-66.4)	53  43.0  (33.6-52.9)
45+	73	53  72.3  (60.0-82.0)	20  27.7  (18.0-40.0)
EDUCATION
< College	86	50  54.3  (42.0-66.1)	36  45.7  (33.9-58.0)
College Graduate or More	114	77  68.4  (58.7-76.8)	37  31.6  (23.2-41.3)
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
Less than $75,000	76	41  50.6  (37.4-63.7)	35  49.4  (36.3-62.6)
$75,000+	94	67  70.4  (59.3-79.5)	27  29.6  (20.5-40.7)
DISABILITY STATUS
Any Disability	36	20  48.2  (31.4-65.5)	16  51.8  (34.5-68.6)
No Disability	163	107  65.0  (56.3-72.8)	56  35.0  (27.2-43.7)

*This measure is derived from two questions: 'At work is there a place to walk, jog, or bike outdoors?' and (if yes) 'Would you feel safe walking, jogging, or biking there?'

This question was only asked of those who were employed for wages (and not self-employed). Those with more than one job were asked to answer for the workplace where they spend the most hours.

#Use caution in interpreting cell sizes less than 50. N = Cell Size, % = Percentage, C.I.(95%) = Confidence Interval (at 95 percent probability level).

Percentages are weighted to population characteristics.