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This is kind of what the article says. It’s not anti-helmet. For cities, bikeshare can be amazing—I live in DC and our CaBi system is very popular. It is a che
by jonstewart 4y ago
This is kind of what the article says. It’s not anti-helmet.
For cities, bikeshare can be amazing—I live in DC and our CaBi system is very popular. It is a cheap and easy way for everyone to have access to a bike, and it complements the District’s investment in a bike lane network. A helmet law would kneecap the system.
Wearing a helmet is good, but getting people out of cars and onto bikes with good bike lanes will lead to overall health benefits for a community.
- ZanyProgrammer 4y agoYet it is being anti helmet by trying to cite sketch studies and be too clever by half.
- barbazoo 4y ago> A helmet law would kneecap the system Just an anecdote. Bike share in Vancouver, BC where helmets are mandatory comes with helmets attached to the bikes. And there are "hair nets" IIRC for hygiene purposes.