PSA: Why Bicycles and Pedestrians Follow Different Traffic Rules @CarbonRadio
PSA: Why Bicycles and Pedestrians Follow Different Traffic Rules  @CarbonRadio
Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is an important Public Service Announcement. When you are walking on a road, you are supposed to walk against the flow of traffic, so that you can see oncoming hazards or potential danger. When you are on your bicycle, you are supposed to ride in the same direction as cars, because drivers are more likely to be able to predict a cyclist’s movements if they are going the same direction. These are two important concepts that we should make sure everyone in society is on the same page about, so that we maintain safety on our roads.

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PSA: Why Bicycles and Pedestrians Follow Different Traffic Rules

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