Study finds drivers who cycle or understand recommended cyclist road positioning are less likely to blame cyclists for close passes
The research also suggests people with a "stronger tendency for expressing anger" when driving will view close pass incidents as "lower risk" and attribute more liability to cyclists involved Read the latest research looking into drivers' attitudes towards close passing cyclists. What are the mediating factors?
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