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I suppose I should stop paying for car insurance then, since I never had an accident either. Ah, yes, because cars and bikes represent totally comparable risks

I suppose I should stop paying for car insurance then, since I never had an accident either. Ah, yes, because cars and bikes represent totally comparable risks to others. Now you can go cite some more wildly improbable anecdotes, notable entirely because of how exceptional they are, as a response. I'll be over here looking at the 1.3 million people who die in car accidents around the world and not caring about e-bikes at all.

gambiting 4y ago
>>Ah, yes, because cars and bikes represent totally comparable risks to others. The point is that "I don't see a point in doing X because X has never happened to me" is not a good argument. Let's try a better comparison then - maybe I should cancel my cycling liability insurance, because I never hit anyone with my bike then? >>I'll be over here looking at the 1.3 million people who die in car accidents around the world and not caring about e-bikes at all. I don't see how that's relevant to what I said - you will be punished more harshly if you cycle where you shouldn't. The number of people who die in car accidents bears no relation.