Background Feeling unsafe when riding a bicycle is a key barrier to cycling participation. To
better understand the experiences of cycling on-road, this study aimed to explore the …

Introduction: Up to 38% of crashes between motor vehicles and cyclists involve overtaking
and close passes, contributing to a fear of cycling for both current and potential riders …

Background: Understanding factors that influence the distance that drivers provide when
passing cyclists is critical to reducing subjective risk and improving cycling participation. This …

Though the percentage of people bicycling for transportation rose during the last decade,
with an average increase in bicycle commuting of 47%(Flusche, 2012), still only 1% of all US …

The increasing number of registered road crashes involving cyclists during the last decade
and the high proportion of road crashes resulting in severe injuries and fatalities among …

Previous research suggests that cyclists' perceptions of the safety of cycling infrastructure
influences their desire to ride on that infrastructure. Cycling infrastructure includes both …

Hazard and risk perception has been studied extensively among car drivers, and their link to
crash involvement is established. Bicyclists, in particular, are vulnerable road users. Better …

This study evaluated cyclist and driver compliance at cycling infrastructure at signalised
intersections to determine the effectiveness of the infrastructure in creating a designated …

Abstract Municipalities in the United States often encourage bicycling for the health,
economic, and environmental benefits by implementing new and innovative bicycle …

Many jurisdictions around the world have implemented laws to require a minimum distance
when motor vehicles pass cyclists, but research into the factors influencing passing …