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Table 1.

Intervention implementation zones and timetable obtained from the City of Edinburgh council (Scottish Government, 2020) [30].

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Table 2.

Predictor variables included in mixed effects logistic regression model.

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Fig 1.

Boxplots for before and after speed distributions for all 66 monitored streets.

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Table 3.

Summary of overall before and after average speed (mph) and volume for all 66 monitored streets.

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Fig 2.

Histogram of average speeds on 20mph streets in the City of Edinburgh for each of the 66 monitored sites (n = 12,672 observations).

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Table 4.

Speed bin summaries showing the percentage of observations (n = 12,672) in four speed bins (ranges) before and after the 20mph speed limit implementation (speed bins derived from the raw speed observations).

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Fig 3.

Boxplots for before and after average volume distributions.

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Table 5.

Summary of before and after speeds (mean, SD, 95%CI) by day of week (mph).

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Fig 4.

a. Average speeds on 20mph streets in Edinburgh by time of day (from 0:00 to 23:45 by 15-minute intervals). b. Traffic volume on 20mph streets in Edinburgh by time of day (from 0:00 to 23:45 by 15-minute intervals).

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Table 6.

Summary of before and after speeds in mph (mean, SD, 95%CI) by pre-implementation speed (mph).

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Table 7.

Results for fixed effects (parameters of interest) of mixed effects logistic regression model for quantifying the odds of speed reduction.

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