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Table 3 Logistic Regression Predicting Perceived Safety Based on Gender, Licence Class, Sleep Hours, BAC Estimate and Alcoholic Units Consumed in the Past 24 Hours

From: Perceived driving safety and estimated blood alcohol concentration (BAC) the morning after drinking amongst young Australians attending a music festival: a cross-sectional survey

 

Odds Ratio

Lower 95% Confidence Interval

Upper 95% Confidence Interval

P-value

Wald

dF

Gendera

0.92

0.50

1.70

0.79

0.07

1

Licence Classb

2.05

1.20

3.51

0.01

6.91

1

0–4 Hours of Sleep

1

5–7 Hours of Sleep

1.81

1.00

3.28

0.05

3.82

1

8–13 Hours of Sleep

3.05

1.25

7.45

0.02

5.96

1

Estimated BAC 0–0.049

5.05

2.72

9.39

< 0.001

26.22

1

Less than 6 Standard Drinks in 24 Hours

1

6–10 Standard Drinks in 24 Hours

0.54

0.18

1.57

0.26

1.28

1

11–15 Standard Drinks in 24 Hours

0.31

0.11

0.91

0.03

4.56

1

16 or more Standard Drinks in 24 Hours

0.23

0.07

0.72

0.01

6.38

1

  1. aMales compared to females
  2. bFull licensed drivers to those without a full licence