Driving in SF (4 of 4): Cyclists are everywhere Cyclists are tough to predict.
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There are so many cyclists on the track at once, there are lots of changes of pace and leadership, and there's even the possibility of cyclists lapping other cyclists.
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And about 27% of white cyclists wore helmets, compared with 6% of black riders and 8% of Hispanic cyclists.
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His analysis of "over 2,000 racing wheelmen" revealed that cyclists tended to post faster times while competing against other cyclists.
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Where in the 1990s cyclists like Armstrong looked muscular and fierce, today cyclists look lean to the point of emaciation.
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The Best for Cyclists: Dreamwave ExplorerThe $150 Explorer takes the cake for cyclists, and not just because a bike mount is included.
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Cyclists injured and killed in 2019 INJURED KILLED Williamsburg/Greenpoint Three cyclists were killed in this area, all of them by trucks.
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Site of Susan Moses' death Cyclists injured and killed in 2019 INJURED KILLED Site of Susan Moses' death Cyclists injured and killed in 2019 INJURED KILLED Williamsburg/Greenpoint Three cyclists were killed in this area, all of them by trucks.
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One rule which enforces a mandatory gap between cyclists and drivers has been welcomed by cyclists, but the good news apparently ends there.
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Cyclists interviewed around Brooklyn on Friday searched for answers as to why the borough had become the most dangerous for cyclists in the city.
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Cyclists can breeze through stop signs Cyclists have long had to abide by the same traffic laws as their motorized companions -- much to their annoyance.
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Competitive cyclists, recreational riders, couples, families — it was surprising how many cyclists there were, especially in a place as frequently cold and windy as Invercargill.
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San Francisco cyclists also complained that Uber's cars were making unsafe right turns across bike lanes, cutting off cyclists and potentially putting their lives in danger.
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While some local agencies in the US have faulted cyclists more often than drivers, as NPR reported, a 2014 report by the League of American Bicyclists showed that 52 percent of cyclists fatalities were caused by rear end collisions and a car's front hitting a cyclists' side.
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In the aftermath of Mr. Frazier's death, other cyclists are attempting to mobilize politically, under the name "Woon Justice for South L.A." Hundreds of cyclists across Los Angeles have joined in protests and vigils, and many are working to change city policy involving the protection of cyclists.
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There were no differences in urinary symptoms between cyclists and noncyclists, although cyclists were more likely to have had a urinary tract infection (UTI) in the past.
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Most fatalities happen at night The report went on to say that most fatalities for pedestrians and cyclists occur after dark -- 76% for pedestrians and 50% for cyclists.
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Drivers who drove by cyclists at least once a week self-reported four times more aggressive behavior toward them compared to drivers who drove past cyclists less frequently.
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More than 80 percent of the study participants were sexually active – but more cyclists in both the high- and low-intensity groups were sexually active than non-cyclists.
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Some cyclists told Packer some of the European cyclists said Trump's fame — by then, he had been involved in several scandalous relationships and business dealings — overshadowed the cycling.
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High-intensity cyclists were 30 percent less likely to report sexual dysfunction, compared to runners and swimmers who were non-cyclists, researchers report in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
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Bike traffic has also grown on the Brooklyn Bridge, reaching an average of 358 cyclists an hour at peak weeknight hours in 2015, compared with 185 cyclists in 2008.
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In the words of the researchers, the professional cyclists showed both 'stronger inhibitory control than the recreational cyclists' as well as 'greater resistance to the effects of mental fatigue.
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The cyclists - Kirill Sveshnikov, Dmitry Strakhov and Dmitry Sokolov - do not appear in the McLaren report, which said that 26 positive doping tests by Russian cyclists had been covered up.
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I was accustomed to the United States, where cyclists often pay no attention to traffic laws, and cars turn right on red with little regard for either cyclists or pedestrians.
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Participants were also asked to rank cyclists on a similar scale showing cockroach-to-human evolution because of the disparaging language that's sometimes used against cyclists comparing them to cockroaches, the researchers said.
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Despite a perception that pedestrians are darting into traffic and cyclists are flouting the rules, the police cited errors by pedestrians and cyclists in less than 5 percent of fatal crashes last year.
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The group has other goals: To petition for questions about cyclists on driving tests and to eventually start a legal defense network to connect cyclists and pedestrians who are hurt by reckless drivers.
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The cyclists did have higher levels of memory T cells.
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Cyclists pedal through bike lanes, cars battle for parking spots.
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Objects, including vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists and signage is all labeled.
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Instead, he insisted, they'll be mainly for pedestrians and cyclists.
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Their technology works on existing bicycle products for all cyclists.
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But the emphasis should be on walkers, cyclists and buses.
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But the operators cannot deal with all the cyclists' concerns.
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In London, I think we have more runners than cyclists.
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But there needs to be more respect for the cyclists.
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Many cyclists already have tiny computing devices on their handlebars.
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Khater first hit a jogger before plowing into the cyclists.
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Fellow cyclists paid tribute to him after hearing the news.
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Yes, helmets help to protect cyclists from potentially serious injury.
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Cyclists fall off their bikes, breaking bones and dislocating joints.
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And cyclists, both men and women, are celebrities in Britain.
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Some cyclists said that such a wedge was nothing new.
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On a typical weekday, 2358,22015 pedestrians and 2185,213 cyclists cross.
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Five of the cyclists were pronounced dead at the scene.
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Cyclists own the avenues even in the depths of winter.
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Cyclists and skateboarders, while on wheels, will not be charged.
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Could competitive cyclists be putting their bone health at risk?
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Some airports are trying to make life easier for cyclists.
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Beside the bus, masses of cyclists commuted during peak hours.
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Injuries to cyclists have become a significant concern in Germany.
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No fellow cyclists other than the occasional obvious commuter adult.
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Most of the cyclists making deliveries favor the throttle bikes.
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During rush hour, 650 cyclists an hour pedal down Market.
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A common search on Google is: "Do cyclists live longer?"
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How many cyclists have been killed so far this year?
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"You don't have cars invading the cyclists' space," she said.
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Today, pedestrians and cyclists elbow for more space alongside cars.
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Bike shops have long helped cyclists find the right fit.
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Imitation learning models human behavior of motorists, cyclists and pedestrians.
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Cyclists constantly brake for pedestrians overflowing into the bike lane.
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But the study only looked at eight cyclists, and rather than comparing the bikers eating chocolate to bikers who ate no chocolate, half of the cyclists ate dark chocolate and half ate white chocolate.
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When cyclists are detected, they're given extra room, and the cars won't attempt to pass if the bike is taking up the whole lane (rarely convenient for drivers, but often necessary, cyclists will surely agree).
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Even more impressive is the transfer to alternative transport: in the same period, cyclists tripled from 12,000 to 36,000, and the number of rush-hour cyclists is expected to outnumber motorists in a few years.
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The study found that the cyclists, both male and female, had thinner bones than the runners, even though all of the athletes were young, healthy and enviably fit, and many of the cyclists lifted weights.
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In America, one of the most dangerous countries to cycle in, according to one of Buehler&aposs studies, the cycling scene tends to skew extremely male, with male cyclists tripling the amount of female cyclists.
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"According to multiple sources, on July 29 Tajik citizens hit seven foreign cyclists with their vehicle, exited the car, and stabbed the cyclists with knives," the embassy said in another statement issued later on Monday.
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It would divert cyclists from the heavily crowded entrance to the bridge, and also reduce any potential conflicts with pedestrians in a sloping section of the bridge where Manhattan-bound cyclists are going their fastest.
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Cyclists ride in every direction, some ambling slowly, others pedalling furiously.
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Cyclists pass a tent city near a housing project in Minneapolis.
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KS: I just— I only heard cyclists, I didn't hear bicyclist.
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By contrast, roughly 700 cyclists die each year on America's roads.
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Many cyclists have benefited from the program without even knowing it.
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He struck several pedestrians and cyclists along his 20-block route.
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It is not the first time cyclists have come under scrutiny.
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Today's late-cyclists might envy the faith of the medieval millenarians.
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Streets became polluted and perilous places for cyclists, pedestrians, and motorists.
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That industrious doping is not just for cyclists and corner outfielders.
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That's the idea behind BeeLine, a "fuzzy navigation" device for cyclists.
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Volvo has also worked on detection technology for cyclists and animals.
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The Beeline is exactly the kind of compass that cyclists need.
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Cyclists, some aboard bike-share cycles, swerving to avoid everyone else.
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She added that any mandatory helmet laws should involve cyclists' input.
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Then, a digital "space indication system" directs cyclists to free spaces.
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The city closes off miles of streets every weekend for cyclists.
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However, some local cyclists said they think the barriers are problematic.
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BMX cyclists compete through Bethel Supercross BMX, also in Mitchell Park.
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UberBike lets cyclists order a car equipped with a bike rack.
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Cyclists milled on Waterbury Street afterward, discussing aspects of the race.
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Farther along he found three bodies close together, also battered cyclists.
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Davis and Berkeley, California were ranked the safest cities for cyclists.
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Two new studies of older recreational cyclists show just how good.
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Two other cyclists, one Dutch and one Swiss, were also killed.
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And the directional signals along the path are confusing to cyclists.
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Many cyclists have already benefited from the program without knowing it.
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At least 21968 cyclists died in New York City last year.
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"There's something special about the Warm Showers cyclists," Mr. Heron said.
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The deficient infrastructure for nonmotor traffic is becoming dangerous for cyclists.
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Of the participants, non-cyclists rated the average cyclist as only 45 percent human, while those who identified as cyclists themselves rated the average cyclist as 70 percent human in a combined score for both models.
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The company, which was founded in 2009 and has raised around $70 million, has gained popularity with cyclists because it lets them track and then share data about their rides with other cyclists through Strava's app.
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But he angered drivers by making more room for cyclists and pedestrians.
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Some 143% of Dutch e-cyclists use them to replace car journeys.
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In just the first few months of 2019, ten cyclists have died.
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The cities of the future will prioritize pedestrians, cyclists and public transport.
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Track cyclists tip to the left as they loop around the velodrome.
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Zeitgeist's research showed that there are cyclists, and then there's everyone else.
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And then a couple of cyclists biked by at the same time.
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Cities, Uber, Lyft, cyclists, parkers, transit agencies, car-sharing companies, now scooters.
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Cheating death In 2008, Southerland created a professional team of diabetic cyclists.
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Google added a neat feature for cyclists in Google Maps in 2014.
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The government is now in a war against the youth and cyclists.
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The King County Sheriff's Office initially said the two cyclists were men.
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Tavassoli is a surfer and rock climber; Evans and James are cyclists.
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Many Colombians have tried before, we've had great cyclists in the past.
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Like all the other cyclists, I'm here because I have fitness goals.
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"This is the favorite for all the cyclists," Mr. De Leon said.
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A video showing surfers and cyclists in action plays on a loop.
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Finally, Lumenus sees a future for smart clothes beyond cyclists and runners.
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But on the way home Monday, he rode alongside hundreds of cyclists.
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The older cyclists' immune systems were not impervious to aging, of course.
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Weight lifters had higher testosterone than cyclists and showed more explosive strength.
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"There are limited studies following young cyclists through their careers," he says.
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Cyclists, buses, and cars are all competing for the same road space.
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BEFORE: About 10,000 pedestrians and 4,000 cyclists cross Brooklyn Bridge ever day.
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Cyclists can check in and find their spot while riding their bikes.
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It is no wonder that cyclists neglect regulations that so misunderstand them.
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At peak times, Market hosts 200 buses and 650 cyclists an hour.
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On Hoyt, cyclists — as many as 594 an hour — often outnumber drivers.
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Cyclists are unable to brake until they are back in their seats.
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More drivers also make the streets less safe for cyclists and pedestrians.
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Still, that's not stopping Kenya's determined cyclists from climbing to the top.
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I remember one paper showing it could have serious benefits in cyclists.
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The hope is that the cyclists will themselves play host in turn.
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In turn, she has welcomed 150 cyclists into her home, she said.
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The twin doors slide open, minivan-style, to avoid taking out cyclists.
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The environment is more complex because of pedestrians, cyclists and scooter riders.
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I often see cyclists roll through stops when pedestrians are in crosswalks.
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In this immense and undisciplined city, cyclists ride at their own risk.
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Pedestrians yell at cyclists for going too fast, or coming too close.
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Paved roads were made for cyclists, not drivers, one author has argued.
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Of the countries represented in the report, 132 have national design standards that provide safe crossings for pedestrians and cyclists, 112 have them for speed management, and 92 have standards for separating motorized vehicles from pedestrians and cyclists.
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Jennifer Harned, the president of Bell Sports, which makes helmets for cyclists and skaters, said the tariffs her company would face on pads and straps from China could send costs soaring, potentially nudging cyclists to go helmet-free.
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The company also plans to release "augmented-reality" sunglasses for cyclists this year.
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Walkers and runners earn up to $0.25, and cyclists earn up to $0.10.
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That's despite reports of them driving unsafely and potentially putting cyclists at risk.
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Consumer ones can follow runners, skiers or cyclists and film them from above.
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It unequivocally makes the world safer for the vehicle occupants, pedestrians and cyclists.
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Laos is not known for producing world-class athletes, let alone Olympian cyclists.
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Then the all too familiar hiss, the bugbear of recreational cyclists, spelt trouble.
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He struck a jogger and several cyclists needed hospital treatment for their injuries.
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Runners, walkers, cyclists, and stroller-pushers become socially anxious obstacles for other groups.
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"This kept turning drivers out of the path of cyclists," the Transformation Dept.
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Fifteen cyclists have died since the beginning of 2019, far outpacing previous years.
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Other sites have sprung up to allow cyclists to post all that material.
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If you prefer to cycle, there are also routes tailored specifically for cyclists.
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The car's occupants leave the vehicle and begin attacking the cyclists with knives.
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Now Bob's Pickle Pops hopes to go national by targeting athletes, especially cyclists.
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The steady motion of cars, buses, pedestrians and other cyclists blurs around me.
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The incident created a ripple effect and caused six other cyclists to crash.
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It was one of the first known tours completed by black women cyclists.
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There, three Colombian cyclists tested positive for the blood booster known as EPO.
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Their deaths made 23 more deadly for cyclists than all of last year.
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Cyclists rode for 123 miles through New Jersey and finished in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
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Tour de France cyclists can sustain levels of around 500 watts for hours.
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The bridge was supposed to open to foot traffic and cyclists in 2019.
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More cyclists were killed last year than in any year in two decades.
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Essentially, they help autonomous vehicles "see" other objects, like cars, pedestrians, and cyclists.
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We cyclists have endured neon Lycra, euro mullets, doping scandals and black socks.
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In the winter, cyclists turn to fat-tire bikes that grip the snow.
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Swerve in Midtown: Teams of cyclists compete with a real-time leader board.
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The levels vary from beginner rides to more intense trails for experienced cyclists.
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Cyclists pass the fifteenth stage of the Tour de France in Culoz, France.
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And for $165,000 CDN, Quebec City could have done much more to accommodate cyclists.
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Lynn claims this is the equivalent of stoners hitting cyclists in the real world.
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Cyclists, meanwhile, saw a 6.3% increase, with 51 more fatalities, according to the report.
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Further, 38% of pedestrians and 26% of cyclists had some alcohol in their systems.
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The cyclists were to follow this diet for two sessions, each a week long.
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It makes sense why cyclists prefer bike shorts over long leggings or running shorts.
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Among summer racers, only cyclists can claim to be nippier than skaters and snowboarders.
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One hypothesis is that drivers behave more carefully around cyclists who aren't wearing helmets.
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The seven cyclists included, as well, two Dutch nationals and three other foreigners, News.com.
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And studies involving competitive cyclists have found that mild dehydration doesn't impair exercise performance.
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The lifestyle advertising seems to have made headway as touristy areas thronged with cyclists.
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Cyclists. Honestly, if these fuckers attack me on the bike, there will be words.
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The race was called off as other cyclists also became ill from the heat.
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Professional cyclists clip into their pedals each day knowing that these risks await them.
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A hotel in New Zealand is sick and tired of cyclists with lycra shorts.
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Of course, this is not what Tour de France cyclists actually eat while competing.
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These white "ghost bikes" are dotted around Berlin at spots where cyclists have perished.
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The crossing's central nervous system processes these images, distinguishing between pedestrians, cyclists and cars.
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Groups of bikers and cyclists and busloads of mourners converge from all over Bosnia.
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Most cyclists won't notice much of a difference between seven and nine speeds anyway.
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The event—organized by BikeStormz, a UK-wide community of cyclists—was titled #BikesUpKnivesDown.
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Tajik authorities said three other cyclists in their group were treated for minor injuries.
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" Davidson later settled in Southsea, which The Wheelwoman called "that ideal place for cyclists.
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This study cannot tell us, though, why cyclists' bones might be thin, he adds.
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More surprising, the cyclists' heavy weight training seems not to have built much bone.
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Perhaps most interesting, the gains in vocabulary and comprehension lingered longest for the cyclists.
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Of late, the look of professional cyclists has changed and that has stirred concern.
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At the end of the first legs, cyclists were greeted by protesters, not fans.
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The town's bicycle lanes were recently upgraded, which better connected the region for cyclists.
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On average, about 21982 pedestrians and two cyclists were killed each day in crashes.
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The number of collisions between cyclists has gone up by roughly the same amount.
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Over 2,000 cyclists are killed by drivers on the road in Europe every year.
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Now, there's a push to see if the country can produce world class cyclists.
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She uses Hoyt Street, she said, because she feels safer riding with other cyclists.
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For one study, Dr. Walker dressed cyclists in various outfits and observed driver behavior.
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"How about our runners and our cyclists who compete and come back?" he said.
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Only in Denmark will you find more female cyclists commuting than their male counterparts.
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"On the insurance side we do believe we could do something comparable to what Uber have done – the challenge is the majority of our riders are cyclists and there isn't an insurance product in the market readily available for cyclists," he said.
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City transportation officials also plan to redesign 50 intersections to make cyclists more visible to turning motorists by using measures such as bike boxes, where cyclists wait in front of vehicles, and bike lanes painted green to provide more of a visual cue.
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Researchers compared the performance of 11 professional cyclists and 9 recreational cyclists on something called a "Stroop test," — which require subjects to quickly and correctly name colors appearing in the text of other colors (for example, the word "red" written in blue text).
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Though the "gig economy", including Uber drivers and Deliveroo cyclists, remains small, it is mushrooming.
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They next plan to study the same group of cyclists to test their vaccine theory.
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Days later, the NYPD confiscated still more bikes from adult cyclists in Tompkins Square Park.
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In the Netherlands, where cities buzz with pedestrians and cyclists, researchers are doing the work.
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This afternoon, pedestrians and cyclists will take over a 60-block swath of downtown Manhattan.
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The city is also retiming traffic lights to give priority to cyclists instead of motorists.
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The Dutch have this distinction between two kinds of cyclists that I thought was interesting.
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Ancient Greeks ate raw testicles before events; cyclists in the Victorian era dabbled with cocaine.
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For cyclists, bike-friendly routes will appear for getting to the train station that way.
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A stilt walker and nude cyclists out on the street during the annual solstice celebration.
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Cyclists are faring even worse: 27.8 were killed in 22018, an increase of 33 percent.
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One unsolved challenge is making sure the simulated humans — drivers, pedestrians and cyclists — act realistically.
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And, tragically, currently about ten pedestrians/cyclists are killed every day in the United States.
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In it are some interesting details about the system's ability to detect and avoid cyclists.
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A recent study in Montreal found that half of all cyclists have had bicycles stolen.
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It essentially measures a wearer's work output, similar to how cyclists measure their watts generated.
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The cyclists then underwent a series of tests to evaluate different types of performance parameters.
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And, as former pro cyclist Kathryn Bertine points out, female cyclists race just one day.
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Then, suddenly, the gunman changes course and dashes into the street, narrowly avoiding some cyclists.
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The scientists tested the software using models that showed pedestrians, cyclists, and other faraway objects.
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Serious cyclists (and some who aren't so serious) obsess over every ounce on their bike.
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Cyclists undergo a stringent testing regime in the three hours leading up to a race.
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After cheering on Gasser, the cyclists will continue through South Korea before flying to Japan.
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Because cyclists are, on average, inhaling more air — they're also breathing in more air pollution.
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To dodge the security services, REAL cells now masquerade as cyclists' associations or book clubs.
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This includes cyclists, skiers and other sports enthusiasts who engage in fast and risky activities.
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Swimmers use strokes per minute, while cyclists rely on handlebar-mounted computers to track cadence.
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NTSB researchers also emphasized that cyclists wearing helmets are less likely to die in crashes.
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But there are no statewide laws mandating that all cyclists, including grown-ups, wear helmets.
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Coal rollers' frequent targets: walkers, joggers, cyclists, hybrid and Asian cars and even police officers.
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For my fellow cyclists, there are lots of great tips for a long ride here.
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Today, traffic is limited to passenger vehicles, and pedestrians and cyclists on the elevated walkway.
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In the face of repeated testing attempts, two cyclists retired from competition altogether, WADA said.
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Protected bike lanes not only make cyclists feel safer, but halve their risk of injury.
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Lumenus wants to fix that with smart clothes and accessories for runners, cyclists and motorcyclists.
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He openly said that he had soccer players among his patients, as well as cyclists.
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My group for the ride was an international collection of cyclists eager for some adrenaline.
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There is safety in numbers, Ms. Trottenberg added, because cyclists are more visible to drivers.
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Of that, about 500 miles are protected, with barriers that physically separate cyclists from vehicles.
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Until then, his advice to cyclists: ride a foot farther out on quiet side streets.
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Most cyclists I know refuel with those little packs of GU, or maybe a banana.
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These markers were much lower if the cyclists had consumed fruit or the sports drink.
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On Sundays, Paulista Avenue is closed to traffic and taken over by pedestrians and cyclists.
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This way, pedestrians and cyclists have an audio cue of what the car is doing.
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The tour went through Senegal, where cyclists rode a dirt track toward the capital, Dakar.
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The new study would seem to imply that cyclists may be better off after all.
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Yet children playing recently during recess hardly seemed to notice the steady stream of cyclists.
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At the same time, I'm a strong advocate for cyclists learning to protect themselves better.
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As a result, more cyclists are expected to pass in front of the park's entrance.
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There are step-through cruisers like the Raleigh Sprite iE Step Thru for casual cyclists.
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Cyclists have flooded bike lanes and bridges to avoid taking the New York City subway.
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"There are five or six of us cyclists who bring glory to Colombia," Quintana said.
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Another British study found that cyclists were 15% less likely to die from any cause.
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BERLIN (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Dog walkers, cyclists and doting parents all enjoy Berlin's Gorlitzer Park.
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In the 1970s, congested roads in Amsterdam were becoming increasingly dangerous for pedestrians and cyclists.
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The science on the super tuck, and whether it actually makes cyclists faster, is sketchy.
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Connect With Other Riders: Other cyclists are your best allies in finding bike-friendly roads.
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Many cyclists credit or blame snowboard culture and its ethos of joyous, hallucinatory risk-taking.
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"There were Lego cyclists, but I wondered where they had to cycle," he told DutchNews.nl.
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Warm Showers expects cyclists treated with kindness to pass it forward, as Mr. Heron has.
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Eritrean athletes—runners, cyclists, and soccer players—are sometimes permitted to compete in other countries.
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He also noted that the sliding doors are a potential boon for cyclists and pedestrians.
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"Before the crisis ... 450 cyclists per hour passed through here at peak commute," he said.
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The volunteer cyclists enter the race as the wheelchair competitors descend from the Verrazano-Narrows.
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Roads that are more welcoming to pedestrians, cyclists and scooter riders will promote that shift.
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Aussies have opted for a bird that's the enemy of cyclists, walkers and children everywhere.
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Cyclists share narrow shoulders over the 113-mile route from Key Largo to Key West.
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It is packed with images of pedestrians and cyclists instead of honking, emissions-spewing cars.
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This group consists of serious long-distance runners, cyclists and people in dedicated athletic training.
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More broadly, it involves the safe interaction of vehicles with pedestrians, cyclists, and other vehicles.
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There's a hilly stretch of road near my house that's popular with hardcore cyclists in training.
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More than 800 cyclists died on American roads in 2015, a 30 percent increase since 2010.
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In 2017, 68 percent of urine samples across 35 Olympic sports containing Tramadol were from cyclists.
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British Olympic cyclists Victoria Pendleton and Nicole Cooke backed her claims of sexism in British Cycling.
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More space on the streets for pedestrians and cyclists means less for cars, leading to congestion.
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Since 2010, trucks belonging to private carters have killed 28 people — pedestrians, cyclists and sanitation workers.
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Saturday evening, thousands of cyclists showed off their biker bodies at the Philly Naked Bike Ride.
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But when you're running outside with headphones, it's harder to hear cars, cyclists, and other runners.
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A smaller screen showcases the vehicle's perception system identifying objects such as cars, pedestrians, and cyclists .
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A study from Brigham Young University found that it did not improve performance in trained cyclists.
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Cyclists in the ongoing Tour de France have even strapped on ice vests to stay cool.
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TODAY'S NUMBER 17 The number of cyclists who have died in New York City this year.
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Will the vehicle protect the safety of its occupants over the safety of pedestrians and cyclists?
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Reinventing the city for the next century of cyclists doesn't have to be complicated, he continued.
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Since then, at least six professional cyclists have been suspended after being caught taking the drug.
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Protected lanes separating cyclists from vehicle traffic would "eliminate" those mid-block crashes, the NTSB said.
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The agency estimates there are about 125,000 pedestrians and cyclists injured each year on U.S. roads.
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The suspect drove along the path on Manhattan's western edge for blocks, hitting pedestrians and cyclists.
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Mr. von Ohlen was one of at least 17 cyclists killed in traffic accidents this year.
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The edges of the park still teemed with joggers, cyclists and dog walkers on Wednesday afternoon.
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Not surprisingly for a sport where everyone has hairless legs, most cyclists have avoided facial hair.
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Black cab drivers call Deliveroo cyclists "fleas" because they say the city is crawling with us.
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In other words, Lumenus wants to become the standard of smart clothing for cyclists and runners.
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There are male cops, detectives, cyclists, surfers, weight-lifters, skiers, basketball players, EMTs — freakin' Santa Claus!
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Two modern pentathletes and one sailor were also barred as were one wrestler and six cyclists.
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At least 17 other cyclists or pedestrians had been injured there in the preceding five years.
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By redesigning streets, we can protect pedestrians and cyclists from both careless drivers and malicious ones.
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We did what we could to create as much protected space as we could for cyclists.
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This property is in the state of Lower Saxony, which is popular with hikers and cyclists.
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They were deployed by sports scientists who adapted the same technological drafting tricks used by cyclists.
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Still, the criticism comes from a broad range of cyclists and close followers of the sport.
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When cyclists are caught doping, it often happens overseas, as at the 2016 Tour de Guadeloupe.
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"If the cyclists never came up on Sunday, we'd still be O.K.," a Dutch spectator said.
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In countries like Denmark, where the cycling is safer, 50% of the cyclists will be women.
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A bus driver yelled at her, other cyclists whizzed by, and she said she felt claustrophobic.
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Earlier this summer, three cyclists in New York City were killed in just over a week.
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Plus, if a street has many riders, that generally means drivers are tuned in to cyclists.
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For decades after Poulidor retired at the advanced age (for cyclists) of 41, "Poupoularité" remained strong.
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On average, 17 pedestrians and two cyclists were killed each day in traffic crashes in 2018.
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The cyclists I see on the street every day do not know about my personal tragedy.
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"If cyclists only ever did mountain biking, I can't imagine this issue would arise," he said.
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Cyclists pay $2999 to $21 for a set of lights to attach to their bicycle wheels.
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Good news for city cyclists: Manhattan's first protected crosstown bike lanes will be installed this year.
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Some areas have narrow, winding streets; others feature short, regular blocks friendly to pedestrians and cyclists.
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They have torn up lawns, harassed cyclists, chased the postman daily, and even attacked young children.
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Its software then automatically ranks all users and, on climbs, bestows on the leaders crowns for being King of the Mountain — or, as more commonly known, K.O.M. "Strava is crack for cyclists," said João Correia, an agent who represents several pro cyclists, including some Strava users.
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Just one minute later, they're followed by the two cyclists, and a few seconds later, the third.
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It&aposs expected to take the cyclists six days to get to London&aposs Liverpool Street station.
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And as reported by Gothamist, the NYPD has been ticketing cyclists for allegedly minor or nonexistent misdemeanors.
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Throw in some jaywalking pedestrians, rule-bending cyclists, and, the most erratic variable of all—other drivers.
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Misfits amid the traffic, pacing with the cars, dodging pedestrians and cyclists as we blow through lights.
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Less than 0.5 percent of Dutch cyclists wear helmets, which is one in 200 people on bikes.
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Placing them in bike lanes could be even more disruptive, as well as potentially hazardous for cyclists.
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The strong winds pushed against the cyclists stopping them in their tracks and even blowing some backwards.
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Today, cyclists often have to fuss with their phone while commuting on busy streets, which is dangerous.
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For now, the vetting process for all professional cyclists is still being put together by governing bodies.
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Between 1987 and 1990, 20 Belgian and Dutch cyclists suspected of using EPO died of heart attacks.
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Blood-doping can cause heart attacks; more than a dozen cyclists' deaths have been linked to it.
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Moto-taxis weave through traffic alongside buses, cyclists and pedestrians, like a giant game of Russian Roulette.
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The tour will pass through the region on Stage 11, which takes cyclists from Carcassonne to Montpellier.
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Bird has even publicly offered to help fund new infrastructure that keeps cyclists and scooter riders safer.
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Turner and the woman were discovered by two passing cyclists, who held him until the police arrived.
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Justin Bieber could be roadkill right now after a dangerous close call with a pack of cyclists.
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Cyclists riding through the course yesterday morning might have found themselves riding against an ambitious little pony.
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But as the number of cyclists grew, it became harder and harder to ride through the city.
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The man who mowed down pedestrians and cyclists in Lower Manhattan was a terrorist and a coward.
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Cyclists' strong performance in 2012 was rewarded with more cash; failure at volleyball meant the budgetary axe.
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Also on Sunday, Prince Harry had a laugh with some cyclists at another Invictus event in Sydney.
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They say that helmet laws increase cyclists' interactions with law enforcement, who sometimes use them to discriminate.
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This quaint town, outwardly a haven for cheerful cyclists and cheese connoisseurs, was now layered with menace.
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Alongside its impact protection, high-visibility color options help cyclists be safer by being seen more easily.
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The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) last year dismissed the three cyclists' appeal against the ban.
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Pedestrians aren't alone; drivers, motorcyclists, and cyclists are all being killed with greater frequency on American roads.
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It's a place for stern, bushwhacking cyclists and not for city kids after a fleeting nature fix.
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But it may also reflect tensions between drivers, pedestrians and cyclists that are bubbling up throughout Canada.
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Even before the Red Caps, black cyclists had a lasting, if irregular, impact in New York City.
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No pedestrians, no cyclists, no traffic lights, but the basics of it and that was in 2007.
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In all, four people were killed: Mr. Austin, Ms. Geoghegan and cyclists from Switzerland and the Netherlands.
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The Dutch city found that more bicycle-friendly infrastructure meant more regular cyclists, and fewer road accidents.
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It's an attempt to make the downtown area safer for pedestrians and cyclists, according to the ruling.
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It also might not be quite as fast as cyclists think (more on that in a minute).
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Cyclists regularly post photos online of treacherous routes and police cars and other vehicles blocking bike lanes.
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The lane was hived off with crash barriers and given over to cyclists going in both directions.
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Roads are unquestionably dangerous for cyclists in Australia: Dozens are killed each year, and thousands are hospitalized.
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" Cyclists, though, may have a clearer group of traits that lead drivers to designate them as "others.
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"These pythons made the Tour de France cyclists and water-polo players look like wimps," he says.
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Black, Hispanic, and Asian cyclists in the study had longer hospital and ICU stays than white riders.
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Mr. Marchand pedaled more than 1003 miles, setting a global benchmark for cyclists age 105 and older.
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It's hard to imagine how forcing cyclists to stop at empty intersections makes either group any safer.
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The tense relationship among automobile drivers, cyclists and pedestrians presages the emergence of a new transportation culture.
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Cyclists, joggers and vehicles can be pinpointed on the trails and roads of Central Park in Manhattan.
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Dozens of cyclists and team officials were quarantined in a hotel in the country after the race.
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Fewer cars will also mean cleaner air, more room for cyclists and less fraught crossings for pedestrians.
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Joggers and cyclists were taking up two of the lanes that are traditionally used for weekend recreation.
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But pioneering female cyclists insisted that such a reality wouldn't be so bad: Violet Ward of Staten Island started a bike club for women — with her friend, the renowned photographer Alice Austen — and wrote "Bicycling for Ladies," a 200-page book advising women on how to become serious cyclists.
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Penned in by the fence and the highway, the mother moose began charging cyclists on an adjacent trail.
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The 10-lane Wilshire Boulevard, one of LA's clogged east-west arterials, now has separate space for cyclists.
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Driving along the South Perth Esplanade, it will carry passengers while dodging anything from parked cars to cyclists.
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It described eco-friendly wood buildings as well as streets designed for pedestrians, cyclists and self-driving cars.
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Cyclists ride into the sunset on the Champs-Élysées during the Tour de France in Paris, July 28.
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THE trilling of spokes, cyclists rounding the bend in unison: no, this is not the Tour de France.
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Witnesses told local media that a vehicle drove down a popular bike path and struck pedestrians and cyclists.
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They loved it, and with just 2570 cyclists that first year, the Iron Horse Bicycle Classic was born.
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The$400 device could be a dream come true for cyclists when it comes out in Q1 2016.
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There are also plenty of warm winter jackets on sale, plus an Amazon's Choice bike mount for cyclists.
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And cyclists have increasingly been spotted riding dockless bikes from U.S. start-up Lime and Chinese firm Mobike.
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Renault-Nissan's chief executive Carlos Ghosn recently told CNBC that its self-driving cars are "confused" by cyclists.
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Four of the cyclists died and three others, including a woman from Switzerland, were injured, Tajik officials said.
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This will include challenges such as highway merges, congested city streets with pedestrians and cyclists, and a tunnel.
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The app also lists rides from other users, so cyclists in unknown areas can still plan a route.
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Shortly after the accident, Jarrett Little rode by on his mountain bike with a group of other cyclists.
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"This is how easy it is to protect cyclists and keep drivers from hitting them," the Transformation Dept.
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If cyclists track their path on their phones, an image of a turkey wearing a pilgrim hat appears.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgium on Thursday extended commuter tax benefits for cyclists traveling to work on any electric bicycles.
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An earlier report said children were involved, but Getting said that all cyclists killed and injured were adults.
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A group of congressional cyclists is looking to get federal funding to build bikeshare programs across the country.
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Cyclists who wish to use the service must arrive at their station a half-hour before boarding time.
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Still, those laws have been challenged, with some arguing that they simply keep more cyclists off the streets.
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Plus, Ineos-sponsored runners and cyclists passed Kipchoge unlimited drinks and energy gels every 5 kilometers or so.
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In 2014 and 2015, Queens recorded the most cyclists killed by motor vehicles, with a total of 12.
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The article also referred incorrectly to the area where at least three cyclists have been killed this year.
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What's more, they'll have to drive alongside pedestrians, cyclists and other humans with whom they share the road.
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In an earlier post, the Embassy confirmed the deaths of the two American cyclists in the Danghara district.
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A man driving a truck mowed down pedestrians and cyclists in New York on Tuesday, killing eight people.
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Arts & Leisure ____ Two American cyclists had a vision of the world, or, at least, what it could be.
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And both times, she said she was nearly flattened by cyclists speeding from the opposite direction against traffic.
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Cyclists are everywhere: The terrain is mostly flat, there is little traffic, and hostelries cater to riders' needs.
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Cyclists have better vision on the roads than drivers and can hear cars as well as see them.
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On the first morning of the new era, Market is populated by buses, cyclists, and the occasional truck.
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This is the culmination of a very long dream for the city's urban planners and cyclists and walkers.
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Cyclists should remember that — and my mom, Jane Bennett Clark — the next time they think about breaking them.
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But Mr. Frankovich said that nothing compared with "street viral marketing" — cyclists pedaling dark streets, with wheeled illumination.
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Volkswagen and Siemens are using sensors to detect pedestrians and cyclists at two of the crossroads in Wolfsburg.
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E-scooters also suffer from low side visibility, making them difficult to see for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians.
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In the other 11-day session, the cyclists permissively dehydrated, drinking no fluids before or during their exercise.
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Beeping is a constant, and the occasional argument breaks out between car drivers, taxi drivers, cyclists, or pedestrians.
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It spurred the installation of more Manhattan crosstown bike lanes — cyclists complain that there are not enough — on 663th and 13th Streets, and a bike lane on Delancey Street to keep cyclists moving on and off the Williamsburg Bridge, the city's busiest bicycle bridge crossing with 7,300 trips per day.
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Runners and cyclists who use the popular bike path were diverted from the crime scene by officers at barricades.
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The older cyclists, they found, overall had higher levels of young, freshly made T-cells than their sedentary counterparts.
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But there's a huge barrier that keeps more New Yorkers from biking: the city is often unsafe for cyclists.
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"There are huge safety concerns for cyclists," said Susan Monyai, head of marketing at the Johannesburg Development Agency (JDA).
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In those ten years, EPO became a favorite drug of elite cyclists, cross-country skiers, and other endurance athletes.
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In June 2015, Intel picked up Recon, makers of wearable heads-up displays for cyclists, snowboarders and the like.
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Data on how drivers — as well as pedestrians and cyclists — respond to various situations will inform better AV design.
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But only 126 miles of on-street lanes are protected, with a physical barrier separating cyclists from motor vehicles.
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"It's a pretty busy place with parked cars, pedestrians, cyclists and other vehicles, as well as dogs," Walker said.
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"And avid cyclists obviously should use the upright bicycle," since it simulates riding outdoors far better than the recumbent.
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The drive includes challenging maneuvers such as highway merges, congested city streets with pedestrians and cyclists, and a tunnel.
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C-V2X also provides opportunities for direct bicycle electronics integration, as well as mobile phone app integration for cyclists.
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We hear a lot about "sharing streets" when it comes to the delicate negotiations between pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers.
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" There were 2500 cyclists, and someone just says, "No, that's just what happens on a Saturday in Palo Alto.
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Cars are still a big part of life in central London, but they're about to be outnumbered by cyclists.
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The lights also "look" in the direction the car intends to turn, and even "looks" at pedestrians and cyclists.
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One thing we know is that bike-share riders use helmets at a far lower rate than regular cyclists.
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And pedestrians, cyclists, one-wheelers, and scooter-ers spill into the streets like the fog descending from the hills.
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Cyclists have been training indoors for decades, but they've mostly endured hours of mindless spinning as a last resort.
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Still, cycling is not allowed on footpaths, and cyclists have to travel on the road, without any bicycle lanes.
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The Red Hook Criterium women's final -- a 22 lap race with 100 cyclists -- went down Saturday night in Brooklyn.
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Using machine learning and computer vision, "we can hold the yellow light to allow [cyclists] safe passage," said Bullock.
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From the start of March, the state government bumped up fines and will require cyclists to carry photo identification.
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Authorities say they want to stem 1,303 injuries and the 11 deaths that cyclists experience on average each year.
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It is hard to see how licensing cyclists, as some recommend, would stop them being ploughed under by lorries.
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It's a race series that seems organized more for spectators than for cyclists, which is sort of the point.
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The Mayor even gave a high five to some of the cyclists as they set off on their ride.
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Lewis, an ambassador for Breast Cancer Care, wished the cyclists luck in a video message shared before the event.
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Red meat is served only the night before a rest day, as it's harder for the cyclists to digest.
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It's also legal to ride in the bike lane, but cyclists might not be too happy to see you.
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It turned out that riding an e-mountain bike had confirmed some of the cyclists' expectations an subverted others.
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London has been building bike lanes, wider pavements and four-way crossings to improve life for pedestrians and cyclists.
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According to data from the Transportation Department, two more cyclists have died so far this year than in 2015.
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She is also flanked by several cyclists who act as bodyguards of sorts by keeping wayward pedestrians at bay.
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The seven additions could include swimmers, cyclists and a wrestler with previous doping violations who have served their punishments.
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Serious cyclists have a term for new riders who go the wrong way on a one-way street: salmon.
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We have documented the vitriol drivers often direct at cyclists as well as the sometimes-fatal danger they pose.
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THE FIRST TOUR DE FRANCESixty Cyclists and Nineteen Days of Daring on the Road to ParisBy Peter Cossins20003 pp.
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But there had been hints in the first study's data that the cyclists might be unusual in these regards.
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And eventually, most vehicles would drive past traffic lights that automatically adjust their timing to accommodate cyclists and pedestrians.
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The elite of the elite wanted to follow in these famous footsteps, encouraging more newbie cyclists to strap in.
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Authorities said Saipov drove a rented truck along a bike path in lower Manhattan, mowing down cyclists and pedestrians.
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A disquieting new study of bone density in elite cyclists and runners suggests that the answer might be yes.
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Cyclists are alerted to pedestrian crossings, and pedestrians are warned to look both ways before crossing the bike lane.
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"We've seen it improves safety," said Mr. Villere, citing the findings of cities that have retimed signals for cyclists.
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Too many drivers, he said, are going too fast and not paying attention to the cyclists riding beside them.
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But in a city with about 211,210 miles of streets, that leaves many places without any protection for cyclists.
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The tacks have been dumped on the road regularly for two years, with the apparent aim of injuring cyclists.
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Such injured cyclists are said — in Tour speak — to have "abandoned" the race, which carries a soupçon of disapproval.
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But transit riders, ferry boat passengers, cyclists, pedestrians and squirrels never pay one penny into the Highway Trust Fund.
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The glasses, which right now are targeted at cyclists and runners, are powered by a modified version of Android.
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A group of cyclists found a koala in the middle of the road, looking dehydrated and confused on Friday.
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But some bicycle groups argue that cyclists are in fact safer when they are allowed to move more freely.
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" — Alyson Jacks, San Francisco "Cyclists are well aware of the risks they assume when 'sharing the road' with vehicles.
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The Tajik police said they had found a Daewoo car with damage consistent with a collision with the cyclists.
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On the bridge this week, many pedestrians and cyclists said that something had to be done about the congestion.
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According to data compiled by The New York Times and published earlier this month, in New York City alone last year, 124 pedestrians and 28 cyclists were killed, and more than 10,000 pedestrians and more than 4,20193 cyclists were injured despite attempts by the current city administration to make both activities safer.
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The growing toll of 2100 biking fatalities this year — seven more than all of last year — has provoked an outcry from cyclists and transportation advocates and ratcheted up pressure on Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat running for president, to better protect cyclists at a time when biking is booming across the city.
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Historically, the organization hasn't focused on people with disabilities, but rather cyclists and parents with strollers who also frequent trails.
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Tome's cycling and vehicle integrations experience puts us in a unique position to develop solutions that will save cyclists' lives.
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Since May, over 700 cyclists and e-scooter users have been booked for reckless riding, the government said this month.
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Governments mostly collect info about how pedestrians use sidewalks and cyclists use bicycle infrastructure by hand, and then only periodically.
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And scientists have found that even cyclists older than 100 can increase their performance and oxygen consumption, despite conventional wisdom.
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The experiment will feature electric automated shuttle pods that will drive among pedestrians and cyclists in the London's Greenwich area.
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At the end of the pro-democracy movement in China, cyclists look at bicycles flattened by the Chinese army tanks.
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Building a vehicle that can handle a busy street, with cyclists, pedestrians, roadworks and emergency vehicles, is a tall order.
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One reason why police are going after cyclists may be to make up for the steady fall in driving offences.
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There are plenty of security straps, as well, for cyclists, though those thankfully remove easily for day to day usage.
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They discovered the cyclists exerted more power and had higher heart rates when riding outdoors than when they cycled indoors.
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Cyclists and drivers are aware of the phenomenon of the "green wave" even if they don't know it by name.
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Yet pedal-powered travel is still growing, especially in combination with trains, says Wim Bot of the powerful cyclists' union.
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Among the multi-pronged approach are ongoing plans to work with Qualcomm on V2X communications for cities, cyclists, and cars.
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These machines will have to communicate almost in real time with everything around them to avoid cyclists and other obstacles.
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Now, it's taking safety into its own hands and learning how to deal with all those cyclists on the road.
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This junction, which used to be a maze of crawling cars, is now peacefully devoted to buses, walkers and cyclists.
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London's transport commissioner admitted that "super highways" for cyclists had expanded too rapidly, causing more congestion for cars and buses.
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Cyclists often wind up swerving to avoid walkers in the slender lane, making the bridge dangerous and annoying to traverse.
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Audi's Pre Sense City system detects people, cyclists and other cars and will brake automatically when a collision is imminent.
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"[With cyclists], stretching is only a small part of a daily routine and the athletes are relatively inflexible," he said.
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Two French cyclists died last week, one of whom was competing in a race at the foothills of the Pyrenees.
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Even after a 30-day recovery period at the end of the study, cyclists' sperm quantity and quality remained low.
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Cyclists, rowers and sailors, who won 26 medals in 2012, received £88m to spend on better equipment, facilities and training.
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Hidalgo thinks tech like that, as well as a lot of the existing biking apps, is really geared at cyclists.
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The two cyclists were attacked along a trail Saturday morning in North Bend, Washington, the King County Sheriff's Office said.
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Tour de France cyclists ride about 110 miles and burn an average of 6,071 calories each day of the race.
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There are 233 miles of bike path, and the city is continuing to expand the routes and bridges for cyclists.
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Previous editions of Tour of Qatar have been won by top cyclists including Britain's Mark Cavendish and Belgium's Tom Boonen.
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New York isn't the most accommodating place for cyclists and, by and large, neither is the country as a whole.
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At cruise altitude, Aquila was using just 2,000 watts of energy — the equivalent output of five strong cyclists, Zuckerberg says.
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All these areas are connected by a popular Greenway, which draws serious cyclists and commuters on Citi Bikes and scooters.
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He called out words of encouragement to the cyclists at home, by either their real names or their screen names.
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Studies have shown that 63% of pedestrians and cyclists say they'd feel less safe with autonomous vehicles on the road.
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The company recently announced a partnership with Volvo to design bike helmets that protect cyclists if they collide with cars.
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For pedestrians and cyclists, AAA recommends taking a few seconds to make sure traffic has stopped before crossing a street.
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The lanes have been shown to reduce injuries by pedestrians, car occupants and cyclists by as much as 22015 percent.
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About 18,300 cyclists commute to work daily from Brooklyn, the city's most populous borough with an estimated 2.6 million residents.
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An Uzbek immigrant is accused of mowing down pedestrians and cyclists on a bike path, leaving a dozen others injured.
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"More than half of all road traffic deaths are among vulnerable road users: pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists," the report says.
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Under Dave Brailsford, its chief executive, Sky's roster excluded cyclists and staff members who had any past involvement in doping.
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As a shortcut to a path popular with joggers and cyclists, they would cut through the little-used fire roads.
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The cyclists weaving through Midtown Manhattan, narrowly missing taxis and pedestrians, seem to have some superhuman ability to slow time.
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New York City is loaded with friendly cyclists who want to help you fall in love with their favorite pastime.
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They're the bane of most cyclists' existence, for both rational reasons (safety) and extremely irrational ones (that goddamn annoying horn).
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But bike traffic in Berlin is growing, and Germans are quick to say the streets are increasingly unsafe for cyclists.
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Two Americans, a Dutch national and a Swiss national were killed in the attack and three other cyclists were injured.
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This simple change in the way you get out of your car can save lives — of cyclists, drivers and passengers.
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"Dodging open car doors is a daily risk" for urban cyclists, said Dr. Charney, a retired physician and dedicated cyclist.
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According to the city's Department of Transportation, 103 cyclists died and 210,2600 were injured last year in motor vehicle crashes.
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Having grown up in the Netherlands, I know this expression firsthand from watching the throngs of cyclists in Dutch cities.
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In 2018, 432 cyclists died in accidents, according to ADAC, a German automobile association, 50 more than the year before.
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Construction noise, congestion, aggressive cyclists — Kips Bay pays a price for urban convenience, but it also nurtures spots of repose.
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The result is several generations of drivers who don't even think about sharing the road and looking out for cyclists.
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Another 271 pedestrians were injured last year in 365 crashes with cyclists, about half of which took place in Manhattan.
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On a June morning, packs of cyclists were flocking to Blackwater Bikes, a prominent bike shop along the main drag.
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The "good stuff," as Abuelsamid calls it — encounters with pedestrians, cyclists, animals, traffic signals and more — is analyzed and labeled.
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This is pretty normal for America's largest city, where a staggering 19 cyclists have been killed in just 13 alone.
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The terrain in Silicon Valley is tougher than suburban Phoenix, with more density, narrower roads, and more pedestrians and cyclists.
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But Euro NCAP also assesses how safe "vulnerable road users," your pedestrians and cyclists, are if a Taycan hits them.
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She squeezes onto a narrow pathway clogged with pedestrians and cyclists that leads to the bridge from the Brooklyn side.
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On Tuesday, two more cyclists were killed: a teenager on Staten Island and a 27-year-old man in Brooklyn.
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The strips, like speed bumps for cars, are supposed to alert cyclists to slow down because people may be crossing.
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The agency has also been distributing handouts encouraging cyclists on the blocks with hotels to take it easy, he said.
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Two entertaining options are the G-force meter and night vision that graphically and audibly points out pedestrians and cyclists.
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In fact, 432 cyclists were seriously injured or killed on London roads in 2014, according to Transport for London figures.
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The authorities said the two cyclists saw the cougar, a 100-pound male, in pursuit and one of them screamed.
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How do the bicycles parked outside of her home illustrate both the diversity and needs of cyclists in the city?
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This year, Trek Travel will introduce mountain-biking itineraries led by world-class cyclists including Emily Batty, in Peru, Oct.
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But women come in all sorts of different shapes and sizes, and some elite cyclists are even bigger than me.
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Trucks have been involved in 13 of the 27 crashes that have killed cyclists this year, according to city data.
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She estimates cyclists notch up 16 km/h in gridlocked traffic versus an average of 13 km/h by cars.
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But it might be a downside for distance runners or cyclists, or anyone who prefers buds over over-ear headphones.
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Cars become simple shapes, pedestrians and cyclists have white and blue shadows under them, and buildings and scenery are dimmed.
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As cyclists and joggers plied the winding park drives, a nonstop stream of tourists approached the hard-to-miss horseman.
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The Runcible Spoon, with muffins and cupcakes, is popular with the cyclists who sometimes ride en masse through the area.
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Now that it's a refuge, its 10.2 miles (16.4 km) of trails are open to naturalists, hikers, cyclists and equestrians.
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The city's Bloor Street bike lane evaluation report found cycling volumes increased by 49 percent after installing the temporary bike lanes, and the average weekday volume of 5,200 cyclists ranked second in the entire city, and there was a 44 percent decrease in all conflicts along the street between motorized vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists.
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He maintains that though he was one of many cyclists who doped, he has received disproportionately harsh treatment from the sport.
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By that logic, the researchers found that swimmers peaked around 20 years old while ultra-distance cyclists peaked closer to 40.
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If there's too little snow, skiing becomes difficult, and the ice can spill and injure cyclists and tear up runners' sleds.
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The dangers came into focus this year after 7503 cyclists were killed on city streets — the highest toll in two decades.
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To evaluate how passers-by, other drivers on the road and cyclists reacted to sharing the road with an autonomous vehicle.
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The fee for motorcycles would rise to $303 from $25, while pedestrians and cyclists would be charged $30, up from $15.
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Neither the cyclists nor the researchers would know when a cyclist was eating gluten and when he or she was not.
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That flow could reduce potential conflicts — including when cyclists run red lights or drivers race to beat a light, they said.
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Garmin is hoping its new Varia Vision, which can attach to any pair of sunglasses, will appeal to gadget-loving cyclists.
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Zimmerman's idea is to use traffic light-mounted cameras coupled with deep learning algorithms to detect cyclists as they approach intersections.
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That's like a tenth of the length of a blink, so the cyclists were totally unaware that there were any images.
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Maybe this version of the software is acting a bit funky around cyclists, or taking one particular turn a little fast.
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Anglers, cyclists, skiers, and hunters stood united against the selling off of land so integral to the people of their community.
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Police arrested the man early on Tuesday after he hit pedestrians and cyclists before ramming his car into barriers in Westminster.
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Cyclists should find a quieter route, while walkers should stick to the part of the pavement that's further away from cars.
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Strava, a mobile app, allows cyclists and joggers to compete with each other even if they live thousands of miles apart.
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But smart cycles can be very expensive, and cyclists also tend to be very particular about, and attached to, their bikes.
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Mobike has leveraged the Tencent connection by integrating Tencent's WeChat popular service for cyclists to scan for and pay for bikes.
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PARIS — Hours before the men of the Tour de France appeared on the Champs Élysées, the female cyclists had their turn.
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In Girona, Spain, where he and many other professional cyclists live, Craddock acknowledged that there were regular "Strava battles" among them.
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Rescue services report several hundred cases of cyclists sustaining injuries during the day, but few of the casualties are considered serious.
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Fast Company reported that 60 percent of the city's 50,000 delivery cyclists continued to ride an e-bike despite its illegality.
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With the injection of external EPO, elite athletes -- often cyclists -- have been enhancing performance for years, but authorities have caught on.
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One-way protected bike lanes were planned for 12th and 13th Street, to make way for the expected spike in cyclists.
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This year, cyclists will travel through three countries that share a border with France: Spain, the Principality of Andorra, and Switzerland.
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Cyclists feel unsafe, and that's terrible for the city's plans to boost sustainable transport and improve air quality, van Liere explained.
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In the bike lane, cyclists furiously ring their bells at me as I travel at the speed of a wounded turtle.
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A total of 28 cyclists were killed in 2019 on the streets of New York, the highest number in two decades.
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A grandmother and a nurse, she was one of 28 cyclists killed last year on the streets of New York City.
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In today's 360 video, ride through the busy streets of a city that has spent millions to improve safety for cyclists.
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Cities designed for pedestrians and cyclists make it more difficult for cars to intentionally, or accidentally, leave their rights of way.
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The day before, Philadelphia held its first Philly Open Streets, with 10 miles of streets blocked off for cyclists and pedestrians.
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Ortiz Mariño organized Bogotá's cyclists, and in December 1503 they persuaded city officials to close two central streets to vehicle traffic.
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But cities gaining new cyclists are quickly, tragically finding that they do not have the proper infrastructure to keep them safe.
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Cyclists, runners and triathletes have frequently thrust their arms in the air as unseen rivals passed them just before the finish.
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The Red Caps provided representation for African-American cyclists in New York at a time when the sport was overwhelmingly white.
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Already, at least 19763 cyclists have died in crashes so far this year, up from 10 total fatalities reported last year.
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Over all, the study's findings suggest that serious cyclists might want to consider at least sometimes branching out, Mr. Andersen says.
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The tone is twofold: On one hand, it needs to alert pedestrians and cyclists to a car's presence to mitigate collisions.
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Most of the cyclists I met were on upright bicycles and treated helmets as superfluous on the car-free bicycle paths.
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Lawmakers worry that scooters are too dangerous, especially in Manhattan, where cars, pedestrians and cyclists already compete for limited street space.
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Like other such groups, it is loosely organized around "night rides," weekly or bi-weekly gatherings where cyclists ride en masse.
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But the people who visit the area, often cyclists and nature lovers, fear that the development companies will eventually win out.
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Inattentive pedestrians and cyclists have resulted in hits and near-hits, though no fatalities in the lane's nearly 10-year history.
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Cyclists, in turn, have countered that pedestrians often walk in bike lanes, or dart in front of them with little warning.
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Reliably dry weather and a variety of terrain has made Tucson, newly home to a bike share system, popular with cyclists.
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Using about 10 cargo cyclists and DoorDash drivers, the organization makes daily pickups from about 30 locations in Manhattan every day.
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Rudolph Harrison, a retired security officer, said the change had made traffic worse and benefited cyclists at the expense of drivers.
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Well, in these tests, the Taycan&aposs autonomous emergency braking detected cyclists well and avoided or mitigated crashes in most cases.
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We are proud now it is going to have a grand entrance that particularly welcomes pedestrians and cyclists — that is overdue.
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The area attracts high-altitude runners and cyclists, and holds a jazz festival and an international show-jumping competition every year.
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Both hotels have put up signs warning cyclists to slow down and watch out for people stepping through the bike lane.
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Home builders are encouraged to make landmarks that cyclists can navigate by as they cruise the park's eight-kilometre bike path.
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But now when I leave the house I'm struck by the number of cyclists with no regard for the traffic laws.
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Sometimes the cyclists ignore me, but more often they openly deride me, laughing at my schoolmarmish insistence on following the rules.
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Now, you're not allowed to hate on religion, on sexual orientation, on race — but it's quite acceptable to hate on cyclists.
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Drink up, little buddy Some cyclists in South Australia was stunned by a thirsty koala that approached them on their ride.
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Over eight days, cyclists will have ample opportunity to burn off the food and wine consumed in market and village stops.
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Movimiento Ciudadano, a leftist political party, is proposing a bill to give life insurance to cyclists using money from traffic fines.
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Nearly half of those deaths are among people who aren't in cars, but are vulnerable to them — motorcyclists, cyclists, and pedestrians.
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Later, Ms. Canton connected with other female cyclists of color through groups like Black Girls Do Bike and Brown Bike Girl.
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