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Table 3
Routine precautions taken to avoid victimization among 25 to 54 year olds living in a CMA, by gender, 2004

	percentage			odds ratio
	Total	Women	Men	Odds of women compared to men
Used any of the routine precautions below	77	91	64*	5.73*
Carried something to defend yourself or alert other people	14	21	8*	3.05*
Locked the car doors for personal safety when alone in the car	62	80	44*	4.98*
Checked the back seat for intruders when alone and returning to your car	47	64	31*	4.03*
Planned your route with safety in mind	47	60	34*	2.98*
* statistically significant difference between men and women at p < 0.05 Source: Statistics Canada, General Social Survey, 2004.

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Table 3 Routine precautions taken to avoid victimization among 25 to 54 year olds living in a CMA, by gender, 2004

Table 3
Routine precautions taken to avoid victimization among 25 to 54 year olds living in a CMA, by gender, 2004