as the bike suggests, organize yourself to make your travel easy and affordable, not to mention sustainable…
as the bike suggests, organize yourself to make your travel easy and affordable, not to mention sustainable…
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Check out what the State of Idaho has done by clicking on "Bikes Rule in Idaho" in the Blogroll under the left-hand column.
Now 40% of 'dammers ride to get where they're going...
- at 60 km/h (40mph) a pedestrian has an 85% chance of being killed,
- at 50 km/h (30mph) s/he has a 45% chance of being killed, while
- at 30 km/h (20mph) the risk of being killed falls to 5%.
Source: British Parliamentary Advisory Council on Transport Safety (1996) Taking Action on Speeding
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