On 03/12/2019 12:08, TMS320 wrote:
On 03/12/2019 09:59, nightjar wrote:

In terms of casualties per billion miles travelled, at 5,604, they are
only second to motorcyclists at 6,043. Other figures are pedestrians
1,801, cars 238, buses 198, vans 62 and LGVs 61. (2017 figures)

That would be deaths. In terms of serious injuries they rank a slightly
higher mileage than pedestrians.

It is the other way around. The figures I gave are for all casualties.
For deaths per billion passenger miles, it is 30.9 for cyclists and 35.6
for pedestrians.

However, the main argument (on u.r.c) is about certain drivers claiming
that cyclists are evil pedestrian killers. The main culprit x-posted this.



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Colin Bignell