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They don’t immediately. One is not a consequence of the other. However, the first is an observation in support of the idea that in general many cyclists esche
by JackFr 3y ago
They don’t immediately.
One is not a consequence of the other. However, the first is an observation in support of the idea that in general many cyclists eschew rules including those that exist for their own safety.
- Aeolun 3y agoI don’t think helmets make you any safer on a bike. At least now to a relevant degree. I remember reading that it actively makes you less safe because people wearing a helmet trust it to protect them, when in reality, basically any collision with a car will crush them.
- ClumsyPilot 3y ago> basically any collision with a car will crush the Orrery, bicycle helmet only protects you from hitting the ground /a tree at normal cycling speeds. It does not help you if you hit a car at speed.