if you're doing a standard 20kmh / 12mph which is a casual pace to do on a flat elevation, have segregated, dedicated space to cycle and have a culture where ev

if you're doing a standard 20kmh / 12mph which is a casual pace to do on a flat elevation, have segregated, dedicated space to cycle and have a culture where everyone cycles so everyone has a "cycling mindset" then yes, you'll probably see different outcomes than one with the opposite culture. I cycle in the UK, i wear a helmet because our cycling infra is not good, cyclists are not really protected by the police, and it's common to complain about cyclists. The attitude here is different. You're the enemy, a parasite, you're in the way of my car!