The number of pedestrian and cyclists deaths by themselves cannot be used to signal worsening public policy. We have to know how the total number of cyclists an

The number of pedestrian and cyclists deaths by themselves cannot be used to signal worsening public policy. We have to know how the total number of cyclists and pedestrians has changed over time as well. I suspect that there are more people using bicycles and/or walking now than ever, with bike sharing, scooters, better public transportation, etc.