A basic premise in this report is that cycling should be encouraged because as the number of cyclists increases, the attention of motorists and safety improves. However, an important caveat is that the number of cyclists has to be commensurate with the infrastructure built for cycling to enhance their safety.
A basic premise in this report is that cycling should be encouraged because as the number of cyclists increases, the attention of motorists and safety...
Maryland. Department of Transportation. State Highway Administration
1977-01-01
Abstract:
The digest is an abstract of FHWA research documents as well as similar references on bikeway facility planning and design. It is intended for use by ...
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