Nice link, thanks. That seems to be another education issue: Drivers think cyclists with helmets are more experienced, so they don't feel the need to leave as m

Nice link, thanks. That seems to be another education issue: Drivers think cyclists with helmets are more experienced, so they don't feel the need to leave as much room as they do with "less experienced" cyclists. It is an interesting point and I didn't know about it. Almost unrelated, but I've found this part of the article funny - shows how we have to be careful with grand headlines and look at the article itself: > Henry Marsh, who works at St George’s Hospital in Tooting, London, said that many of his patients who have been involved in bike accidents have been wearing helmets that were ‘too flimsy’ to be beneficial. Well, no shit Sherlock. The cases where the helmet helped don't end up in your hands. Guy's a neurosurgeon.