> Cyclists need to be trained as well. You can avoid the majority of the unsafe situations if you have the right infrastructure. Meaning: a simple line on the

> Cyclists need to be trained as well. You can avoid the majority of the unsafe situations if you have the right infrastructure. Meaning: a simple line on the street or some line on the pedestrian path is really poor safety wise. A bike line should be on its own. Not close to parked cars, not a part of the pedestrian path. Further, it should be super visible (always painted red in the Netherlands). So many countries there's either no separation or it's just some sign. Similar for crossings. There's loads of video's explaining the Dutch system. Whenever I go abroad I find most bicycle initiatives unsafe and poorly thought out. Plus all of this can usually be done without actually needing additional space.