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Prioritizing the health and safety of vulnerable road users

November 7, 2017 Marco Lo
Dr. Sarah Kim, seen with her son, is a year round cyclist in Toronto, who is lucky to be alive after being knocked into traffic when a car door opened in front of her.  (SARAH KIM PHOTO)  

Dr. Sarah Kim, seen with her son, is a year round cyclist in Toronto, who is lucky to be alive after being knocked into traffic when a car door opened in front of her.  (SARAH KIM PHOTO)  

Check out our latest opinion piece in the Toronto Star.

Protected bike lanes foster active transportation, positively influencing the health of Canadians through safe and accessible travel for people of varying ages, fitness and ability levels

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As physicians, it is too often that we are faced with irrecoverable injuries in pedestrians and cyclists involved in collisions with vehicles. Ameliorating street design can nullify inevitable human error to keep all road users safe.

We also regularly treat patients with obesity, hypertension, and diabetes: chronic diseases that can be prevented and managed through increased physical activity. Protected bike lanes foster active transportation, positively influencing the health of Canadians through safe and accessible travel for people of varying ages, fitness and ability levels.

Tags Bloor bike lane, vision zero, bicycle safety, bicycle commuter
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