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Statistics about injuries are even worse for cars. It's a fact that cars, despite the infrastructure being designed for them, endanger pedestrians more than cyc
by bluecalm 4y ago
Statistics about injuries are even worse for cars. It's a fact that cars, despite the infrastructure being designed for them, endanger pedestrians more than cyclists.
We all agree about common sense. It's just your perception of what represents danger doesn't align with reality. It's important to understand where the danger comes from (for both cyclists and pedestrians) so you can support measures that actually makes everyone safer instead of just some people feeling better.
- mytailorisrich 4y agoIt's not my perception of danger. I don't understand why some cyclists are so defensive as soon as someone says anything perceived as against then. Cycling is good but comes with responsibilities. Cyclists on pavements are a danger to pedestrians and too many cyclists do not behave in a safe and considerate way to pedestrians, not least when they ride on pavements illegally (all statements of fact here). Cars are on the road.
- pastage 4y agoYou are supposed to cycle on the pavement in many cities. I do not know if there are more accidents there, but they certainly are not bicycle friendly cities. Most cyclists do not use pavements but at least I understand why. There are many people cycling on the pavements outside my house, yet no accidents reported in the officual database. For the most part it is safe to cycle on pavements for everyone.