Cycle safety..... a holistic approach?

[Dan B]

If we're using this thread to discuss a holistic approach to improving road safety, I think Norm pretty much identified the way to go in post #11, but I would like to see if anyone has anything to add. Unfortunately it seems to have been diverted into a meta-discussion of some other thread debating a single facet (and not even the most important facet) of cycle safety - perhaps we could return to the original discussion?

 

[tigger]

If we're using this thread to discuss a holistic approach to improving road safety, I think Norm pretty much identified the way to go in post #11, but I would like to see if anyone has anything to add. Unfortunately it seems to have been diverted into a meta-discussion of some other thread debating a single facet (and not even the most important facet) of cycle safety - perhaps we could return to the original discussion?

AGREED!!!

 

[david k]

If we're using this thread to discuss a holistic approach to improving road safety, I think Norm pretty much identified the way to go in post #11, but I would like to see if anyone has anything to add. Unfortunately it seems to have been diverted into a meta-discussion of some other thread debating a single facet (and not even the most important facet) of cycle safety - perhaps we could return to the original discussion?

+1

 

[tigger]

So I suppose the next step is establishing a dreaded list of all things that could be valid - it will be a big list. Then perhaps we can sub divide the areas between different volunteers to start organising... ???