Re: Harvard Study: Bike Lanes Safer Than Cycling in Streets
Jon Meinecke <[email protected]>
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On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 4:54 AM, MH <hoagy-OlwQ/[email protected]> wrote: > > risk of bicycling on cycle tracks is less than bicycling in streets There's an awful lot of context missing from these study summaries. What is a 'cycle track'? What are the risks which are less? Trivial injury, serious injury, death? Not sure how applicable the actual study is to cycle touring. > “Experienced cyclists like to go fast,” wrote Matt Baume, “and they don't > like to swerve around kids and old people and fatties and tourists.” "Old people and fatties and tourists". Well, now there's the touring content, I guess. Just goes to show that drivers are not the only ones with a sense of entitlement. Again, it's not clear to me that urban cycling studies have much to say about intercity cycle touring. Jon Jon