thebackrow
Considerably more Brixton.
because, as you've already been shown in various ways....the reality is that as dangers go, those are very low risks.you've got a point. cyclists on the pavement, cyclists going through red lights, cyclists going the wrong way up one way streets, they are dangerous and anti-social. thus disarming the critique. never happened. not once. it's all cyclists kill very few people, like that's er a killer metric. it's a bit annoying. when you're walking down the canal and under a bridge and a cyclist comes full pelt at you it's more than a bit annoying.
Cyclists going the wrong way up one way streets is in many cases legal Two-way cycling in one-way streets
going through a red light is not a significant cause of pedestrian injuries, and nor is cyclists one the pavement.
A decade of pedestrian injuries on the pavement and just 2% involved cycles. You're 10 times more likely to be hit by a bus.