> cyclist are described as "better" because they are more aware of their surroundings and more involved in their local community If that's indeed the point of

> cyclist are described as "better" because they are more aware of their surroundings and more involved in their local community If that's indeed the point of the article (which seems to be your conclusion, not mine...), it's plain misguided. Cyclists, once they're the majority of traffic, are just as singularly and a-socially focused on getting from A to B as anyone. The only way to break through that kind of behavior is to emphasis sharing.