We're all primed to see conflicts more frequently when we use a mode more frequently. A lot of folks who don't bike only really encounter cyclists when they're

We're all primed to see conflicts more frequently when we use a mode more frequently. A lot of folks who don't bike only really encounter cyclists when they're pedestrians walking around, and so feel this fear then. In the US cyclists break rules at roughly a similar [1] rate to drivers according to an FDOT study. FWIW cyclists interact with drivers much more frequently which is why so many cyclists feel animosity toward drivers. [1]: https://ntlrepository.blob.core.windows.net/lib/63000/63700/63717/FDOT-BDV25-977-13-rpt.pdf https://ntlrepository.blob.core.windows.net/lib/63000/63700/...