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Originally Posted by
rumrunn6
…I record intersections & areas that are highlights for me, like sections I affectionately label as "kill zones"
other highlights for me are tricky traffic sections…
I have found it useful to review my riding behavior to be safer
if you don't mind getting flamed, share them on a thread & see if anyone has anything to offer. I had a particular hill I was riding too recklessly & it was good to get a kick in the pants here…
I previously posted to this thread:
Originally Posted by
Bicycle2Work
"As a Bike Commuter - What kind of video content would you want to see?"
Hi Everyone!
I'm a long-time bike commuter who has started a YouTube channel that's about bike commuting. I'm going to initially be making videos for newbies and beginners who are thinking about bike commuting.
Content such as..
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- what type of bike do I need for bike commuting?
- is bike commuting safe?
- Tips for Cleaning Up after Biking to Work
But for you long time commuters...is there any content that you would be genuinely interested in watching that is related to bike commuting? Maybe short interviews of bike commuters and their experience?
Looking for help and suggestions! Thanks
Originally Posted by
Jim from Boston
@Paul Barnard asked this question, “Has A&S Changed Your Behavior?" (link).
So in answer to what I think would be sobering yet important messages to commuters would be videos of dangerous situations such as:
"Police urged to charge passenger after cyclist car-doored in CBD"
https://www.theage.com.au/national/v...318-34zr2.html
and
Originally Posted by
JW Fas
"Cyclist Rear Ended at 55mph"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYMKp71vW-I
A news article also indicated he needed facial reconstructive surgery:
https://www.kyma.com/news/cyclists-r...own/1079075565!
Originally Posted by
BobbyG
Terrifying!
Originally Posted by
Jim from Boston
Thanks to @
JW Fas for posting this video.
I have posted about learning safety either by experience or vicariously, and this is the best training video I have seen about “bailing out.”…
So as a bailout training video, I have to consider how I would react to a quickly upcoming car, and make the decision to bail, especially with an inhospitable shoulder.
Last edited by Jim from Boston; 03-05-20 at 07:25 AM.