US culture and infrastructure seem to be super car focused and almost universally toxic to people riding bikes. That looks like a problem to me. Could some foc

US culture and infrastructure seem to be super car focused and almost universally toxic to people riding bikes. That looks like a problem to me. Could some focus on the car side of the problem help solve this with less expenditure of political capital? Requiring proper driver education for example doesn't require people to show empathy to these weird creatures they've never met - cyclists. I'm certainly not a US culture expert, but that might be one feasible baby step in certain US states.