Sentence examples for cyclist road from inspiring English sources
Local authorities should be given the powers, duties and incentives to improve our infrastructure and increase pedestrian and cyclist road safety.
Keen cyclist (road and MTB) and all-round outdoor enthusiast Fiona Russell (fionaoutdoors.co.uk) and reformed couch potato turned road-biking fiend Donna Navarro (ordinarycyclinggirl.co.uk) gave us their recommendations.
For California, the intensity of pedestrian and cyclist road use in urban census tracts is double that found in suburban tracts, while use in suburban tracts is an order of magnitude greater than that found in rural tracts.
In one analysis, estimated increases in morbidity and mortality from pedestrian and cyclist road traffic injuries in London (UK) were more than offset by decreases in disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) lost from physical inactivity and to a lesser extent air pollution (Woodcock et al. 2009), a finding reinforced by Lindsay et al. (2011).
As part of Ghost Peloton, 50 cyclists – road racers, stunt bikers and local enthusiasts – will don the luminescent outfits.
Read more at TreeHugger: Cyclist Hero Blumenauer Rides Around New York Biking Boris Battles Death 6 Ways to Defuse Anti-Cyclist Road Rage.
On Wednesday, though, Wiggins perhaps best embodied the cycling boom in Britain as a track cyclist turned road cyclist with a record number of Olympic medals and a Tour de France championship.
For the cyclist, the roads around Petroio are empty and occasionally challenging, including the route to Monte Amiata, a 27km climb above Tuscany's Val d'Orcia.
A vast majority of cyclists ride road bikes, something that Wilber Fernandez, who works at Manny's Bicycle Shop, confirmed.
Therefore we assessed the additional benefits from physical activity and additional risks due to incremental inhalation of air pollution and increased exposure of new cyclists to road traffic incidents compared with previous exposures as car users.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg called for cycle superhighways to "physically separate cyclists from roads".
