Cyclist safety is a research field that is gaining increasing interest and attention, but still
offers questions and challenges open to the scientific community. The aim of this study was …

Feeling unsafe, stressed, and uncomfortable while bike riding are key barriers that prevent
people from riding more. Examining these perceptions is important for increasing bicycling …

Drivers overtaking cyclists on rural roads are a safety concern, as drivers need to handle the
interaction with the cyclist and possibly an oncoming vehicle. Improving the maneuver's …

There is a growing body of road safety research that seeks to identify crash contributory
factors beyond road users, their vehicles, and the immediate road environment. Although …

Research indicates that subjective experiences such as happiness, joy, anxiety, and fear
influence peoples' decisions to bike ride. Negative user experiences in particular are a key …

People who ride bicycles often feel unsafe and/or uncomfortable riding in various road
conditions. Therefore, understanding the perceptions or experiences of bicyclists in real …

Cars overtaking cyclists have been identified as a source of crashes and subjective risk.
Several studies investigated the passing distance for different road types. There has been …

Subjective safety has been considered a key factor for a successful promotion of cycling. As
of yet, subjective safety and the factors affecting it have been studied almost exclusively from …

Active mobility is considered a key aspect of the mobility revolution and is therefore
elementary in combating the climate crisis. However, a lot of research is needed to improve …

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 …