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I'm not sure if you are equating horses and cars or not. Are you saying the risk of either is unacceptable? I don't know if horses were statistically more or l
by perl4ever 6y ago
I'm not sure if you are equating horses and cars or not. Are you saying the risk of either is unacceptable?
I don't know if horses were statistically more or less dangerous than cars, but I feel like when I read about a random historical figure from before cars it's pretty common they died from a riding accident.
Today, horses are allowed on public streets and not regarded as particularly deadly, at least in my locale. In particular, the police ride them during public events.
I have, on occasion, ridden a horse, a bicycle, a motorcycle, driven a car, and ridden in planes. The only time I was seriously injured was on a bicycle.
- ithkuil 6y ago> In particular, the police ride them during public events. Horses give excellent visibility, they can stand and walk slowly, the take less space than a car, they are fast if needed and people tend to move away from a moving horse quite naturally