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Garry Jones wrote:
Well, I know of no case where this has come up. On a similar note, I believe some countries have exemptions from the seat belt law if the car was made before a cetain date. I'm pretty sure my state's seat belt law (Michigan, USA) exempts vehicles which were not required to have belts when new (roughly 40 years old IIRC). Mitch. |
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Thanks for the feedback Dorre.
I need some more info to meet claims being made in swnet.sport.cykel Some of the helmet links I have quoted were reruns from old postings and turned out to be dead links. I am missing the information that used to be behind these links http://members.iinet.net.au/~propert...e_helmets.html Helmet FAQ http://www.globalx.net/ocbc/hfaq.html Can you post an updated useful link list with helmet stats. Include the new links to the above two sites if they are still up. I have been challenged on several points in particular 1) "In New Zealand, helmet legislation has led to a 19% reduction in head injuries among bicyclist of all age groups in its first 3 years." http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/elett...97/1505/a#9629 2) "Nine years on, however, cycling is more popular in Victoria than it was before 1990." http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/elett...97/1505/a#3416 3) Stats from Victoria are said to show that the ammount of hours cycled increased constantly between 1988 and 1992. The number of adults cycling is said to be the same two years after the law. It is claimed that the reduction in cycling is mainly in youths and that this is due to a drop in age requirement for driving licenses. My own question here is that I wonder if there is any connection in injuries to cyclists and age requirement for driving licences. Are younger drivers more likely to hit cyclists? Any feedback or clarification on points 1-3? Anyone else with any input? Links? Thanks Garry Jones English Cyclist ResIDING in Sweden. |
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Garry Jones wrote:
Helmet FAQ http://www.globalx.net/ocbc/hfaq.html I believe that's an old link to Avery's FAQ: http://www.magma.ca/~ocbc/hfaq.html |
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Dorre wrote:
The 45% fall in cyclist fatalities in Victoria, Australia, is probably true. The Swedish report quotes several of your reports in its source list. Dorre, it is ironic that some of your findings in this Swedish packaging are being used to argue for a mandatory helmet law. It's not what they say, it what's they leave out that is important here. Remember the report concluded that "Several studies show that helmet laws reduce head injuries among bicyclists. In Australia, for instance, number of fatalities among cyclists decreased by 45 % in average two years after their helmet laws compared to two years before. The effect of cycle helmet laws on cycling is much debated, but results from studies are not unambiguous. Several studies, however, indicates that a cycle helmet law may result in a reduction in cycling by young people and in a certain, but temporary, reduction in cycling by younger children. On the other hand, cycling by adults is probably not influenced." Their research behind this is prolific. The research list names 229 sources. When politicians and helmet campaigners want the result of the study they just read the conclusion. But in arriving at these most two important points of this conclusion the authours have.. A)..not mentioned the statistics you have that prove the 45% was out of proportion to what one would have expected due to other factors. B) Claimed that cycling by adults is probably not influenced even though the statistics point to the contary. So where do we go from here? Would you be able to engage in an email dialogue with the authors about their findings? Dorre, here is the resource list they used. You will find yourself here as well as many of the other reports that have circulated these last ten years. ***************** Research Source List ***************** Abularrage, JJ, DeLuca, AJ & Abularrage, CJ: Effect of education and legislation on bicycle helmet use in a multiracial population. Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med. 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Vägverket: Så når vi trafiksäkerhetsmålen - Pressmeddelande Nr 39, 2002-08-14. Internet Vägverket. http://www.vv.se/aktuellt/pressmed/2002/hkpress40.htm. 2002. Önning, A: Personlig kommunikation. Redovisning av kampanjen cykelhjälm -99. Personlig kommunikation. PM 1999-10-21. SATSA: Arbetsgruppen för äldre och funktionshindrade. 1999. ********************* End Research Source List ********************* Source: http://www.vti.se/info/rapporter/edetalj.asp?RecID=2716 PDF Pages 86-99 (Numbered 83-96) Garry Jones English Cyclist ResIDING in Sweden |
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Dorre, it is ironic that some of your findings in this Swedish packaging are being used to argue for a mandatory helmet law. Or could it simply be that the data is inconclusive, and that either opinion could be argued to some extent with those numbers? For those that don't know, I'm the opposition Garry has been running into in the swedish groups. =) I have been doing a bit of research myself, and disregarding all the inconclusive "facts" that can be found everywhere on the net, I have also found references to something that is called "The helmet wars". Aparantly, I have unknowingly placed my foot in one of usenet's old wasps' nests. That is not what I intended. But let me just add that the Swedish research report written by VTI and the University of Linköping, a litterature study which explains the 290 references, should probably not be disregarded as partisan. The summary may sound partisan towards helmet laws, but inside the report (in swedish) different possible interpretations of the data is discussed quite thoroughly. As is expected in a scientific report before any swedish university would put their name on it. -- Fredrik Jonson "There are Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics." |
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The summary may sound partisan towards helmet laws, but inside the report (in swedish) different possible interpretations of the data is discussed quite thoroughly. True. Other explanations of these findings are discussed, but throughout the report the language used is tilted towards the mandatory helmet law. Several sources of data are discussed out of context. And, at 95 pages, the politicians and law makers are only going to read the summary. The single page summary says... 1) In Australia, for instance, the number of fatalities among cyclists decreased by 45 per cent in average two years after their helmet laws compared to two years before. 2) The effect of cycle helmet laws on cycling is much debated, but results from studies are not unambiguous. Several studies, however, indicate that a cycle helmet law may result in a reduction in cycling by young people and in certain, but temporary, reduction in cycling by younger children. On the other hand, cycling by adults is probably no influenced. As Dorre explained these two claims are seriously flawed. Garry Jones |
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The 45% fall in cyclist fatalities in Victoria, Australia, is probably true. The Swedish report quotes several of your reports in its source list. Dorre, it is ironic that some of your findings in this Swedish packaging are being used to argue for a mandatory helmet law. It's not what they say, it what's they leave out that is important here. Remember the report concluded that "Several studies show that helmet laws reduce head injuries among bicyclists. In Australia, for instance, number of fatalities among cyclists decreased by 45 % in average two years after their helmet laws compared to two years before. The effect of cycle helmet laws on cycling is much debated, but results from studies are not unambiguous. Several studies, however, indicates that a cycle helmet law may result in a reduction in cycling by young people and in a certain, but temporary, reduction in cycling by younger children. On the other hand, cycling by adults is probably not influenced." Their research behind this is prolific. The research list names 229 sources. When politicians and helmet campaigners want the result of the study they just read the conclusion. But in arriving at these most two important points of this conclusion the authours have.. A)..not mentioned the statistics you have that prove the 45% was out of proportion to what one would have expected due to other factors. B) Claimed that cycling by adults is probably not influenced even though the statistics point to the contary. So where do we go from here? Would you be able to engage in an email dialogue with the authors about their findings? Dorre, here is the resource list they used. You will find yourself here as well as many of the other reports that have circulated these last ten years. ***************** Research Source List ***************** Abularrage, JJ, DeLuca, AJ & Abularrage, CJ: Effect of education and legislation on bicycle helmet use in a multiracial population. Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med. 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Dorre wrote:
The 45% fall in cyclist fatalities in Victoria, Australia, is probably true. The Swedish report quotes several of your reports in its source list. Dorre, it is ironic that some of your findings in this Swedish packaging are being used to argue for a mandatory helmet law. It's not what they say, it what's they leave out that is important here. Remember the report concluded that "Several studies show that helmet laws reduce head injuries among bicyclists. In Australia, for instance, number of fatalities among cyclists decreased by 45 % in average two years after their helmet laws compared to two years before. The effect of cycle helmet laws on cycling is much debated, but results from studies are not unambiguous. Several studies, however, indicates that a cycle helmet law may result in a reduction in cycling by young people and in a certain, but temporary, reduction in cycling by younger children. On the other hand, cycling by adults is probably not influenced." Their research behind this is prolific. The research list names 229 sources. When politicians and helmet campaigners want the result of the study they just read the conclusion. But in arriving at these most two important points of this conclusion the authours have.. A)..not mentioned the statistics you have that prove the 45% was out of proportion to what one would have expected due to other factors. B) Claimed that cycling by adults is probably not influenced even though the statistics point to the contary. So where do we go from here? Would you be able to engage in an email dialogue with the authors about their findings? Dorre, here is the resource list they used. You will find yourself here as well as many of the other reports that have circulated these last ten years. ***************** Research Source List ***************** Abularrage, JJ, DeLuca, AJ & Abularrage, CJ: Effect of education and legislation on bicycle helmet use in a multiracial population. Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med. 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