Sentence examples for cyclists children from inspiring English sources

There are joggers and cyclists, children chasing balls, motorists changing tires on narrow shoulders.

"Woonerf" is what the Dutch call a special kind of street or group of streets that functions as shared public space — for pedestrians, cyclists, children and, in some cases, for slow-moving, cautiously driven cars as well.

In addition, parents chaperoning children in cars creates a 'social trap', whereby fewer children and more cars on the streets increase risks for remaining pedestrians and cyclists, child or otherwise [ 12- 14].

While child cyclists, particularly younger children, appear to be at greater risk of head injuries than adults, helmet use is low despite legislation requiring helmet use among younger riders in 21 states and the District of Columbia, as well as the adoption of many local city and county ordinances (Coffman 2003; Insurance Institute for Highway Safety & Highway Loss Data Institute 2014).

Witness the number of cyclists -- children and adults -- who refuse to wear protective helmets.

Chief police officers, who are responsible for enforcement, acknowledge that many cyclists, particularly children and young people, are afraid to cycle on the road.

Manageable with a carbon road bike, perhaps, but for cyclists with children in a trailer, or for wheelchair users, or parents with a buggy, it's pretty useless.

"Chief police officers, who are responsible for enforcement, acknowledge that many cyclists, particularly children and young people, are afraid to cycle on the road, sensitivity and careful use of police discretion is required".

Unsafe behaviors of road users, with emphasis on speeding (excessive and inappropriate speeds), driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, non-use of seat-belts or helmets; Unsafe infrastructure; Vulnerable road users: pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists, children and the elderly; Young drivers; Vehicle safety; Post-crash medical care.

On 6 February 2013, the European Parliament approved a draft law to tighten noise limits for cars to protect public health, and also to add alerting sounds to ensure the audibility of hybrid and electric vehicles to improve the safety of vulnerable road users in urban areas, such as blind, visually and auditorily challenged pedestrians, cyclists and children.

Results: Model estimates show that cyclist fragility (children under 10 years old and elderly cyclists over 60 years of age) and cyclist intoxication are aggravating individual factors, while helmet use is a mitigating factor.