Table 3 Censored regression models for associations between walkability around home address and time spent walking or distance walked. The effect estimates for walkability measures were presented, denoting effect estimate per 10% increase in national walkability indices of different buffer sizes and 95% confidence interval. N = 16,055

Total distance walked (meters)

Model 1

810

(710, 900)

970

(860, 1080)

750

(670, 830)

620

(550, 690)

Model 2

520

(410, 620)

630

(510, 750)

520

(430, 600)

420

(340, 490)

Non-discretionary distance walked (meters)

Model 1

890

(760, 1010)

1020

(870, 1160)

810

(710, 910)

690

(600, 790)

Model 2

470

(340, 610)

540

(390, 690)

470

(360, 590)

400

(300, 500)

Discretionary distance walked (meters)

Model 1

700

(590, 810)

870

(740, 990)

650

(560, 750)

530

(450, 610)

Model 2

500

(380, 620)

650

(510, 780)

500

(400, 600)

390

(300, 480)

Total time walked (minutes)

Model 1

10.3

(9.2, 11.5)

12.5

(11.1, 13.8)

9.6

(8.7, 10.6)

7.9

(7.1, 8.7)

Model 2

6.8

(5.6, 8.1)

8.5

(7.0, 9.9)

6.8

(5.7, 7.9)

5.6

(4.7, 6.5)

Non-discretionary time walked (minutes)

Model 1

10.7

(9.2, 12.2)

12.4

(10.7, 14.1)

9.8

(8.6, 11.1)

8.4

(7.3, 9.4)

Model 2

5.8

(4.2, 7.4)

6.9

(5.1, 8.7)

6.0

(4.6, 7.3)

5.0

(3.8, 6.1)

Discretionary time walked (minutes)

Model 1

9.1

(7.7, 10.4)

11.1

(9.6, 12.7)

8.4

(7.3, 9.5)

6.7

(5.7, 7.7)

Model 2

6.7

(5.2, 8.1)

8.5

(6.8, 10.2)

6.5

(5.3, 7.8)

5.2

(4.1, 6.3)