The Oniion on cycling accidents

[Judd]

@huskerdont 168093 wrote:

90% of cycling accidents could be prevented if people just used cars instead. Hey, it’s research from NHTSA.

https://www.theonion.com/study-90-of-bike-accidents-preventable-by-buying-car-1820403123

I love the related story:

https://local.theonion.com/cyclist-clearly-loves-signaling-turns-1819579287

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[lordofthemark]

@Judd 168100 wrote:

I love the related story:

https://local.theonion.com/cyclist-clearly-loves-signaling-turns-1819579287

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Oh dear. Mea culpa.

[FFX_Hinterlands]

I just walked around the grocery store this morning with my right pants cuff tucked into my sock. Should I stop doing that? At least I took off my helmet (and disabled the blinky light attached to it).

[huskerdont]

I am forever walking around stores with the blinky attached to my Banjo Brothers bag blinking. Sometimes a nice person will tell me, and other times I notice the reflection on something and remember and then turn it off.

[ChampionTier]

I have, through mindless force of habit, said “On your left” while walking past someone on an escalator.

[Emm]

@ChampionTier 168125 wrote:

I have, through mindless force of habit, said “On your left” while walking past someone on an escalator.

I did that in the grocery store to someone this past weekend (and on many prior weekends…). I got a pretty confused look and a mumbled “thank you”…

[dkel]

@ChampionTier 168125 wrote:

I have, through mindless force of habit, said “On your left” while walking past someone on an escalator.

This is why I use a bell: no one even notices my thumb twitching as I walk by them.

[AFHokie]

@ChampionTier 168125 wrote:

I have, through mindless force of habit, said “On your left” while walking past someone on an escalator.

While jogging I’ve frantically tried to ring a bell when passing slower pedestrians

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