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Proportion of people aged 65 and over with a driver's licence, who drove a vehicle in the previous month and for whom driving was the main form of transportation, by selected characteristics, 2009

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Table 1
Proportion of people aged 65 and over with a driver's licence, who drove a vehicle in the previous month and for whom driving was the main form of transportation, by selected characteristics, 2009
 Table summary
 This table displays the results of proportion of people aged 65 and over with a driver's licence. This information is grouped by had a valid driver's licence, total population, both sexes, men, women, drove in the previous month, driving was the main form of transportation, men and women (appearing as column headers), calculated using number and percentage as units of measure.
  Had a valid driver's licence Drove in the previous month Driving was the main form of transportation
Total population Both sexes Men Women Men Women Men Women
number percentage
Total 4,344,500 3,254,500 74.9 88.8 63.4 86.3 56.1 79.2 43.8
Men 1,962,500 1,743,200 88.8* ... ... ... ... ... ...
Women† 2,381,900 1,511,300 63.4 ... ... ... ... ... ...
Age group
65 to 74 years† 2,396,500 2,032,600 84.8 93.6 76.8 91.6 69.2‡ 83.7 53.3‡
75 to 79 years 865,900 659,100 76.1* 90.1* 64.9*‡ 86.9 54.4*‡ 80.0 41.9*‡
80 to 84 years 596,700 365,500 61.3* 80.7* 46.3*‡ 78.0* 42.2*‡ 73.4* 34.7*‡
85 to 89 years 375,800 169,600 45.1* 72.0* 29.6*‡ 68.2* 23.9*‡ 61.9* 20.1*‡
90 years and over 109,600 27,800 25.3* 45.5* 16.0*‡ 36.8* 11.3*‡ 31.7* 8.8E*‡
Province
Newfoundland and Labrador 70,400 48,800 69.3 86.4 54.8*‡ 84.4 49.5‡ 77.5 37.6*‡
Prince Edward Island 19,500 15,800 80.9* 91.3 72.3*‡ 87.4 65.2*‡ 81.7 49.4‡
Nova Scotia 136,800 104,900 76.7 90.7 65.4‡ 87.6 56.3‡ 77.5 44.2‡
New Brunswick 106,900 84,600 79.2* 92.2* 68.8*‡ 87.7 62.0*‡ 83.3 46.3‡
Quebec 1,088,400 776,000 71.3 88.7 57.5*‡ 86.7 50.4*‡ 80.1 39.7*‡
Ontario† 1,673,000 1,226,000 73.3 86.9 62.1‡ 84.9 55.4‡ 78.8 45.0‡
Manitoba 149,400 116,100 77.7* 92.7* 65.7‡ 90.4* 55.3‡ 82.7 41.8‡
Saskatchewan 137,200 115,200 84.0* 94.8* 75.2*‡ 92.4* 64.3*‡ 86.8* 48.9‡
Alberta 349,900 290,500 83.0* 91.1* 76.0*‡ 88.4 68.8*‡ 77.8 44.5‡
British Columbia 613,100 476,600 77.7* 90.0 67.0‡ 85.5 58.8‡ 77.1 47.0‡
Census metropolitan area or census agglomeration of residence
Toronto† 618,100 388,700 62.9 79.5 48.9‡ 76.5 42.3‡ 67.3 33.3‡
Montréal 492,700 313,700 63.7 83.2 49.1‡ 80.6 41.1‡ 70.7 32.0‡
Vancouver 303,000 219,800 72.5* 88.1* 59.8*‡ 81.9 50.9*‡ 72.6 42.0*‡
Ottawa–Gatineau 132,200E 105,200E 79.6* 88.6 72.1*‡ 87.0* 65.3*‡ 73.7 49.7*‡
Calgary 99,200 78,400 79.0* 85.2 72.6*‡ 81.8 64.2*‡ 75.8 49.9*‡
Edmonton 104,800 83,600 79.8* 92.6* 68.0*‡ 89.9* 64.9*‡ 76.5 42.6‡
Québec 84,900E 64,200E 75.7* 91.1* 63.4*‡ 88.3* 53.9‡ 83.0* 39.0E‡
Winnipeg 97,600 74,100 75.9* 91.6* 62.7*‡ 88.4* 50.6‡ 81.0* 40.1‡
Other census metropolitan area (CMA) 793,200 621,000 78.3* 90.5* 68.8*‡ 88.9* 61.1*‡ 84.7* 50.9*‡
Census agglomeration (CA) 674,600 535,100 79.3* 91.2* 70.0*‡ 89.1* 61.2*‡ 82.5* 47.6*‡
Outside CMAs and CAs 937,700 765,800 81.7* 94.2* 70.2*‡ 92.2* 64.9*‡ 87.3* 48.3*‡
Income quintile
Lowest quintile† 1,186,200 705,200 59.5 78.3 47.8‡ 75.2 41.1‡ 68.5 33.6‡
Second quintile 968,800 767,400 79.2* 91.3* 68.5*‡ 88.3* 60.4*‡ 82.5* 45.3*‡
Third quintile 615,300 526,700 85.6* 93.5* 77.1*‡ 91.8* 69.6*‡ 85.7* 50.3*‡
Forth and fifth quintiles 727,800 656,800 90.2* 95.3* 82.9*‡ 93.2* 76.6*‡ 85.9* 62.1*‡
Residential density of neighbourhood of residence1
Lowest level† 801,900 659,400 82.2 92.4 71.2‡ 90.0 65.9‡ 83.6 47.5‡
Level 2 736,900 596,800 81.0 92.3 70.7‡ 90.9 62.9‡ 83.7 47.7‡
Level 3 867,300 686,200 79.1 90.9 69.8‡ 88.7 62.8‡ 80.9 49.3‡
Level 4 933,500 697,500 74.7* 88.2* 63.8*‡ 85.6* 55.6*‡ 79.7 47.0‡
Level 5 507,900 339,100 66.8* 87.4* 51.8*‡ 84.8* 45.3*‡ 78.5 38.3*‡
Highest level 494,000 273,000 55.3* 72.5* 45.6*‡ 66.9* 36.1*‡ 56.3* 25.8*‡
Type of housing
Single-detached house† 2,825,300 2,282,200 80.8 92.1 69.6‡ 90.2 63.0‡ 83.9 48.8‡
Semi-detached or row house 389,100 284,700 73.2* 84.3* 63.7*‡ 81.9* 56.3*‡ 73.0* 44.2‡
Apartment or duplex 1,128,600 687,600 60.9* 78.9* 51.6*‡ 74.2* 42.7*‡ 65.2* 34.1*‡
... not applicable
E use with caution
† reference group
* statistically significant difference from the reference group at p < 0.05
‡ statistically significant difference between men and women at p < 0.05
1. Residential density of a neighbourhood is calculated according to the percentage of people living in apartments. The neighbourhood corresponds to the census tract for people living in a census metropolitan area or a census agglomeration. For the others, the neighbourhood corresponds to the municipality.
Note: The total of each characteristic may not equal the total population due to missing values.
Source: Statistics Canada, Canadian Community Health Survey – Healthy Aging, 2009.
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