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Yes, distractions on the part of the cyclists themselves are directly related.
Cyclist distraction and inexperience are the causes of most accidents suffered by bicycle riders. Among other measures, they should avoid using headphones, GPS devices or mobile phones, carrying out dangerous overtaking manoeuvres, or talking to other cyclists travelling alongside them.
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No, cyclists are a group of drivers with a very low rate of distraction.
No, other types of causes affect cyclists’ accidents.
Yes, distractions on the part of the cyclists themselves are directly related.
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