Near-misses Involving Cyclists – A Neglected Problem?
A. L. Bhaskaran-Kenny, B. A.P. Morris, and C. L. BrownConference room
- There is still a long way to go to change the behaviours and attitudes of vehicle drivers.
- This is especially for near misses that involve close passes, particularly on straight roads.
- Close passes account for 44% of all near-miss events in this study.
- Near-misses are not only a common occurrence for cyclists, but they are also preventable if other parties take different actions.
- Under-reporting of near-miss events also poses a significant problem.
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