One way to avoid more and more accidents between cars and bikes is to construct 
roads and transportation infinfrastructure that does not privilege one person 
in a car. It is important to point out that many European cities that were once 
car congested nightmares - like Amsterdam - got better. Others, however failed 
to move away from cars and the new normal and, in fact moved backwards. One 
such city is Brussels. As this brief documentary makes clear Brussels once had 
bike lanes and related etc that the politicians abandoned. 
http://vimeo.com/41982043. So when we think about closing side streets on the 
multiuser path in a frame that asserts the primacy of automobiles we have 
already lost the argument. Or so I would argue
Tom  Bach

 
“Every time I see an adult on a bicycle, I no longer despair for the future of 
the human race.”
—H. G. Wells, 1904
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