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> No you wouldn't: a car-pedestrian accident at 30km/h gives you about a 5% chance to die. That would be including the accidents where the car never stopped, e
by lazyjones 7y ago
> No you wouldn't: a car-pedestrian accident at 30km/h gives you about a 5% chance to die.
That would be including the accidents where the car never stopped, e.g. backing out from a garage and running over a toddler the driver didn't see.
- nyordanov 7y agoSo, your argument is that with the exception of cases where a car is more dangerous than a bike - both are equally dangerous. You don't say.
- jordanbeiber 7y agoThe discussion started by referencing ~30km/h collisions. Not someone slowly backed over by massive vehicle, which is most likely included in the death count. Slow backing car vs slow bicycle? I take impact with slow bike every day.