Rethinking Safety
- Wanlock Dod
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Rethinking Safety
This Finnish blog post is well worth a read.
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That is excellent.
Nothing fundamentally new in there, but a lot of brilliant graphics and explanations.
Nothing fundamentally new in there, but a lot of brilliant graphics and explanations.
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Thanks - very interesting
“My two favourite things in life are libraries and bicycles. They both move people forward without wasting anything. The perfect day: riding a bike to the library.”
― Peter Golkin
― Peter Golkin
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I popped the link in as a reply to a Chris Boardman Tweet on 10th that bemoaned
Fortunately he hadn't taken the 3 day leave of absence before checking it out, followed up with an endorsement and it's been quite widely re-Tweeted
Pete.
Worth pointing out...after decades of shaming people (& even getting them to shame each other) into high-viz & helmets, yesterday’s survey showed people feel less safe and accidents are up.
Experts always said not the answer...
*stops looking at twitter feed for next 3 days*
Fortunately he hadn't taken the 3 day leave of absence before checking it out, followed up with an endorsement and it's been quite widely re-Tweeted
Pete.
Often seen riding a bike around Dundee...
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pjclinch wrote:I popped the link in as a reply to a Chris Boardman Tweet on 10th that bemoanedWorth pointing out...after decades of shaming people (& even getting them to shame each other) into high-viz & helmets, yesterday’s survey showed people feel less safe and accidents are up.
Experts always said not the answer...
*stops looking at twitter feed for next 3 days*
Fortunately he hadn't taken the 3 day leave of absence before checking it out, followed up with an endorsement and it's been quite widely re-Tweeted
Pete.
I saw that in chris Boardman's twitter feed. I thought it was quite good. I've been busy (travelling for work), but if someone else hadn't posted it here, I would have!
“In some ways, it is easier to be a dissident, for then one is without responsibility.”
― Nelson Mandela, Long Walk to Freedom
― Nelson Mandela, Long Walk to Freedom