Motorcycle Accidents and Their Outcomes amongst Victims Admitted to Health Facilities in Guinea: A Cross-Sectional Study

Table 1

Sociodemographic characteristics of RTA victims admitted to hospitals by type of road traffic accidents, Guinea 2015–2017.

Variables	Motorcycle RTA; (N = 11,623)		Other RTA; (N = 3,339)		value
	N	%	N	%
Sex	N = 11,620		N = 3,336		<0.001
Male	8,536	73.5	2,121	63.6
Age	N = 11,623		N = 3,339		<0.001
Children	2,036	17.5	452	13.5
Youth	4,168	35.9	929	27.8
Adults	4,973	42.8	1,817	54.4
Elderly	446	3.8	141	4.2
Occupations	N = 10,600		N = 3,083		<0.001
Students	3,150	29.7	612	19.8
Farmers/housewives	2,467	23.3	685	22.2
Employees	2,486	23.6	768	24.9
Sellers	1,284	12.1	605	19.6
Drivers	1,213	11.4	413	13.4
Type of road users	N = 4,949		N = 2,070		<0.001
Drivers	2,511	50.7	104	5.0
Passengers	1,954	39.5	1,848	89.3
Pedestrians	484	9.8	118	5.7
Districts	N = 11,623		N = 3,339		<0.001
Siguiri	3,559	85.6	597	14.4
Kindia	2,800	71.0	1,146	29.0
Mamou	1,753	71.1	714	28.9
Boke	1,335	86.5	208	13.5
Faranah	1,301	78.7	352	21.3
N’Zerekore	875	73.1	322	26.9
Year	N = 11,623		N = 3,339		0.002
2015	4,527	78.7	1,223	21.3
2016	3,929	78.0	1,105	22.0
2017	3,167	75.8	1,011	24.2

RTA: road traffic accidents; N: total number for each variable.