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you are in control of your bike no? if you die riding something that runs on two minuscule strips of rubber that requires movement to stay in equilibrium and h
by peoplefromibiza 4y ago
you are in control of your bike no?
if you die riding something that runs on two minuscule strips of rubber that requires movement to stay in equilibrium and has no protection whatsoever for the rider, that usually don't even protect themselves because "who cares", why should be other people's fault?
- ehnto 4y agoAs a community, we decided bikes can use the road like they used to before cars. You are responsible for driving your vehicle around them responsibly. At no poiny have you considered thst the risk as actually the car, you think the lack of a car is the risk. If everyone were on foot or bicycles there would be no issue, but that's not reality so when we take our cars into the city we have to accept that we brought the danger into the city.