Cyclists At Center Of Bitter Debate Over Bike Lanes : NPR

“In the U.S., sometimes, there’s kind of this marginalization, almost criminalization that cyclists feel on the road, attributed to a sense of persecution,” Vanderbilt says. When a car and a bike collide, he says, “the cyclist is immediately put into question first. Often [there are] no repercussions for the driver, even when they were clearly at fault. So I think sometimes cyclists can internalize some of that rage, if you will, and project it backward into kind of a law-breaking mentality.”

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