I've done both for years and driving is definitely not more complex than cycling. The number of motorists who spend 90% of their drive time staring at their pho

I've done both for years and driving is definitely not more complex than cycling. The number of motorists who spend 90% of their drive time staring at their phones (and usually not causing an accident) attests to that. Cyclists on the other hand have to pay attention to the road to avoid hazards, other road users to avoid death, as well as balance their own weight the whole time (how many cyclists do you see putting on makeup on their way to work?). Motorists should need to pay attention to their surroundings more since they've chosen a means of conveyance that can quite easily maim or kill due to a moment of inattention, but is that reality? No, because the risk is mostly externalized.