Sentences with phrase «cyclists are safe on our roads»
The new statistics confirm that something still needs to be done to ensure cyclists are safe on our roads.
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It's why we need infrastructure, bike lanes, lower speed limits, safer roads, and more cyclists on the road for safety in numbers, instead of scaring cyclists off the roads by making them afraid to go out unless they are suited up in neon.
The cyclists don't get a warning, but the app does offer them the ability to see which routes are safest based on the amount of app users on the road.
If Life Cycle UK really are increasing the numbers of cyclists on our road by boosting confidence and increasing safety skills, then they are making a big contribution to safer, cleaner communities, not just for cyclists, but for all who share the road with them.
One bike rider interviewed made the comment, «But the more cyclists on the road the safer it is for each cyclist as an individual, and helmets are a barrier to getting more people cycling.
It's all a big numbing, to have known two people who have died on their bikes, in a city that can find half a billion to fix an expressway but can't find the money to fix roads and make them safe for cyclists or keep the subway system running.
Studies show that the best way to keep cyclists safe on the road is to have better bike lanes and related infrastructure, but until those protected bike lanes are built, inventors and researchers are trying to come up with technology that protects cyclists like better, smarter bike helmets and, in this case, an app that warns drivers of nearby cyclists to keep those collisions from happening in the first place.
Another study we really like suggests that if there are more cyclists on the road, then they are safer, apparently because motorists adjust their behavior in the presence of people walking and bicycling.
Moreover, he maintains that the more cyclists there were on the roads, the safer it would be for bike riders, a point underlined by the UK national cyclists» organisation CTC through its Safety In Numbers campaign last year.