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> As far as actual data that would be strong enough to justify imposing public policy on everyone, I don't think it's there. In 2020, 26.3% [1] of cyclist fata
by Karrot_Kream 4y ago
> As far as actual data that would be strong enough to justify imposing public policy on everyone, I don't think it's there.
In 2020, 26.3% [1] of cyclist fatalities were caused by hit-and-runs. That's a bit over 1/4 of cyclist fatalities. What more would you need, 1/2?
[1]: https://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-adventure/biking/what-we-learned-tracking-cycling-deaths-year/ https://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-adventure/biking/what-...
- pdonis 4y ago> In 2020, 26.3% [1] of cyclist fatalities were caused by hit-and-runs. How many of the hit and run drivers were caught because of the license plates on their vehicles? That's the relevant data for this discussion. I don't see it anywhere in the article you referenced.