So is there likely to be a decrease in fatals if there is an increase in bike numbers?Originally Posted by Lou Girardin
Are the articles inaccurate?
So is there likely to be a decrease in fatals if there is an increase in bike numbers?Originally Posted by Lou Girardin
Are the articles inaccurate?
The articles are based on faulty logic, particularly when it has been demonstrated statistically that regos are up for PTWs and the percentage of accidents, injuries, and fatals have dropped massively as a percentage of the total regos.
If a man is alone in the woods and there isn't a woke Hollywood around to call him racist, is he still white?
That certainly is the case here between 2004 and 2005, and also in London when congestion charging increased the number of bikes - accidents fell.Originally Posted by CaN
But no bugger is telling the great unwashed.
In addition, Damian Codognotto of the Aust MRAA has campaigned against wire rope barriers in Vic. He gained a promise in 1999 that they would not be used on any new roads. A promise that they are reneging on now. But at least they're fighting. They got the anti lane splitting proposal rejected recently as well.
Speed doesn't kill people.
Stupidity kills people.
Just out of curiosity Lou do you have any idea of their membership number in comparison to BRONZ?
Skyryder
Free Scott Watson.
No, but I'm going to email them for info on barriers when I get a chance.Originally Posted by Skyryder
Speed doesn't kill people.
Stupidity kills people.
Originally Posted by Lou Girardin
It'll give you something else to do nothing but complain about.![]()
Cool! You no doubt have seen stats or evidence of this so it would be great if you could pass this on and I shall take it up at the BRONZ meeting tonight.Originally Posted by Lou Girardin
Would also be handy to know if the decrease fatals in London was as a result of greater numbers of bikes or significantly reduced numbers of cars. But hopefully the stats will show this.
It was reported in Bike mag some months ago, they quoted the survey results. But I give the old issues away, so I don't have it now.Originally Posted by CaN
You could google it, I can't from work.
I think the conclusion was that greater numbers of bikes equalled greater awareness of them. Fewer cars on the road would help too, I guess.
Speed doesn't kill people.
Stupidity kills people.
That would make sense. It's reasonably commonly accepted that car drivers don't see bikers because they are expecting to see cars. Make bikes more common on the road and drivers will expect to see them at intersections. They think, therefore they will.....
Cagers?Originally Posted by Squeak the Rat
Is this a proven fact?![]()
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