Tag Archives: Oakland

Safety in numbers: if and when so, why?

Posted on October 15, 2010 by jsallen

I write here in response to an online article in the Grist blog, which addresses the concept of “safety in numbers” among cyclists and pedestrians. As is all too common, the article takes this phenomenon for granted, and ascribes it … Continue reading →

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Comments on a safety-in-numbers study

Posted on May 3, 2010 by jsallen

The University of California has published a study of pedestrian crashes in Oakland, California, The Continuing Debate about Safety in Numbers—Data from Oakland, CA Judy Geyer, Noah Raford and David Ragland, Traffic Safety Center; Trinh Pham, Department of Statistics, UC … Continue reading →

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