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Sidewalks, bikes, & civil engineering
On Sep 27, 12:50*pm, Jym Dyer wrote:
The original report at http://phoenix.gov/STREETS/2007bike.pdf =v= As usual, based on police reports and thus subject to the observer bias of police and, in the case of fatalities, survivor bias. *So the "at-fault" numbers and charts are completely meaningless, but will of course be used to prop up the usual entrenched opinions anyhow. *The other stats are of more value, of course, though they depend on how much forensic work the police decide to do when a bike is involved. * * _Jym_ One need not go much beyond the introduction where it says "Most bicyclists were hit from the left side while riding AGAINST TRAFFIC ON THE SIDEWALK, ROADWAY or while crossing streets." I capitalized two points that drive me nuts. We need to ride within the confines of the law or we will find ourselves confined to bike trails/paths/lanes there-by limiting where ad how people like myself can live. |
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