BRFSS 2006 - North Carolina: (Do you believe you would increase your physical activity if your community had more accessible sidewalks <br>or trails for walking or bicycling?)

2006 BRFSS Survey Results: North Carolina

Environmental Policy (Asked January--March Only)
--By Risks, Conditions, and Quality of Life Measures*

Do you believe you would increase your physical activity if your community had more accessible sidewalks
or trails for walking or bicycling?

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	Total Respond.^	Yes	No
TOTAL	3,973	2,491	67.2	65.2-69.1	1,482	32.8	30.9-34.8
Have Health Insurance
Yes	3,462	2,127	65.9	63.8-68.0	1,335	34.1	32.0-36.2
No	508	362	73.2	67.1-78.5	146	26.8	21.5-32.9
Body Mass Index
Underweight	58	37	64.0	47.9-77.5	21	36.0	22.5-52.1
Recommended Range	1,247	768	65.8	62.0-69.5	479	34.2	30.5-38.0
Overweight	1,427	876	67.3	64.0-70.4	551	32.7	29.6-36.0
Obese	1,079	708	67.8	64.1-71.3	371	32.2	28.7-35.9
Current Smoker
No	3,137	1,986	68.3	66.2-70.4	1,151	31.7	29.6-33.8
Yes	812	491	63.3	58.4-67.9	321	36.7	32.1-41.6
Binge Drinker
No	3,598	2,259	67.6	65.5-69.6	1,339	32.4	30.4-34.5
Yes	323	203	63.9	56.5-70.8	120	36.1	29.2-43.5
Heavy Drinker
No	3,794	2,389	67.5	65.5-69.5	1,405	32.5	30.5-34.5
Yes	120	69	58.6	44.8-71.1	51	41.4	28.9-55.2
Current Asthma
Yes	295	201	69.1	61.6-75.7	94	30.9	24.3-38.4
No	3,661	2,278	67.0	64.9-69.1	1,383	33.0	30.9-35.1
Diabetes
Yes	431	258	60.3	54.3-66.1	173	39.7	33.9-45.7
Yes, During Pregnancy	23	13	58.4	35.3-78.4	10	41.6	21.6-64.7
No	3,445	2,172	67.9	65.7-69.9	1,273	32.1	30.1-34.3
No, Bordeline Diabetes	69	44	66.4	52.3-78.1	25	33.6	21.9-47.7
Disability
Yes	1,420	856	65.4	61.8-68.9	564	34.6	31.1-38.2
No	2,516	1,613	68.1	65.6-70.4	903	31.9	29.6-34.4

Total
Respond.^

Yes

C.I.(95%)

TOTAL

3,973

2,491

67.2

65.2-69.1

1,482

32.8

30.9-34.8

Have Health Insurance

Yes

3,462

2,127

65.9

63.8-68.0

1,335

34.1

32.0-36.2

508

362

73.2

67.1-78.5

146

26.8

21.5-32.9

Body Mass Index

Underweight

64.0

47.9-77.5

36.0

22.5-52.1

Recommended Range

1,247

768

65.8

62.0-69.5

479

34.2

30.5-38.0

Overweight

1,427

876

67.3

64.0-70.4

551

32.7

29.6-36.0

Obese

1,079

708

67.8

64.1-71.3

371

32.2

28.7-35.9

Current Smoker

3,137

1,986

68.3

66.2-70.4

1,151

31.7

29.6-33.8

Yes

812

491

63.3

58.4-67.9

321

36.7

32.1-41.6

Binge Drinker

3,598

2,259

67.6

65.5-69.6

1,339

32.4

30.4-34.5

Yes

323

203

63.9

56.5-70.8

120

36.1

29.2-43.5

Heavy Drinker

3,794

2,389

67.5

65.5-69.5

1,405

32.5

30.5-34.5

Yes

120

58.6

44.8-71.1

41.4

28.9-55.2

Current Asthma

Yes

295

201

69.1

61.6-75.7

30.9

24.3-38.4

3,661

2,278

67.0

64.9-69.1

1,383

33.0

30.9-35.1

Diabetes

Yes

431

258

60.3

54.3-66.1

173

39.7

33.9-45.7

Yes, During Pregnancy

58.4

35.3-78.4

41.6

21.6-64.7

3,445

2,172

67.9

65.7-69.9

1,273

32.1

30.1-34.3

No, Bordeline Diabetes

66.4

52.3-78.1

33.6

21.9-47.7

Disability

Yes

1,420

856

65.4

61.8-68.9

564

34.6

31.1-38.2

2,516

1,613

68.1

65.6-70.4

903

31.9

29.6-34.4

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--By Risks, Conditions, and Quality of Life Measures*.

*These risk tables are stand-alone tables, not broken down further by geographic strata.

^Use caution in interpreting percentages with a numerator of less than 20. N = numerator, % = Percentage, C.I.(95%) = Confidence Interval (at 95 percent probability level).
Percentages are weighted to population characteristics and therefore cannot be calculated exactly from the numbers in this table.

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2006 BRFSS Survey Results: North Carolina

Environmental Policy (Asked January--March Only)--By Risks, Conditions, and Quality of Life Measures*

Do you believe you would increase your physical activity if your community had more accessible sidewalks or trails for walking or bicycling?

Environmental Policy (Asked January--March Only)
--By Risks, Conditions, and Quality of Life Measures*

Do you believe you would increase your physical activity if your community had more accessible sidewalks
or trails for walking or bicycling?