> How do you know? My city does publish statistics and theirs do not match your opinion. How do you know the sun shines during the day? Because I live here. I

> How do you know? My city does publish statistics and theirs do not match your opinion. How do you know the sun shines during the day? Because I live here. I see what causes unsafe conditions on roads. And yes, although cities are different, by-and-large, the statistics published by your city DO match my opinion. > Not to mention the obvious fact that the car is the one physically doing the killing, as collisions between pedestrians are resolved with a "sorry" rather than a visit to the ER. Not so for bicycles, and even less so for new-age electric devices going 20-30MPH depending on jurisdiction. My city has a 25MPH speed limit for cars (although most cars break it). For new-age electric vehicles, the speed (and injuries) are similar. However, drivers are licensed. Most one-wheels, mopeds, ebikes, and similar are driven by idiots without licenses or clear law enforcement.