Dublin Cycling Campaign 'Join Us' Video!
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- The Dublin Cycling Campaign is an independent, voluntary lobby group that has been working to improve the city for all cyclists for over a decade and a half.
Please join our campaign and find out more info about us at:
www.dublincycli...
Or like us on facebook at:
/ dublincycling
Thanks very much to all cycling campaigners who turned out to make the video on a wet Dublin day!
Video by:
Paddy Cahill (www.paddycahill...)
and
Philip de Roos (dutchindublin.w...)
You can read Philips blog about making the video at:
tinyurl.com/66t...
Video script:
Hi! We are the Dublin Cycling Campaign: an independent and voluntary
Lobby group. We have been working for the last fifteen years to improve
Dublin city for all cyclists. We want living streets; streets that are
More sociable, streets that are fair and friendly
to cyclists, and all other road users. We want Dublin city to be
A place where you cycle to a traffic light, stop and
chat with your neighbour, while you're waiting. To do this we lobby,
we talk to press, we do research, we organise events, and
we want to get people like you involved. So
join our cause.
Become a member
Like us on facebook
Or make a donation
Act now, enjoy the lovely weather! visit out website at dublincycling.ie
@TourAbsurd thanks for the link. On reading the article and especially the comments and links after it it's clear that the title is spurious and hence the question mark. I've heard the arguments before and the studies for and against but the bottom line is you will come off the bike at some stage and when it happens you will be better off with a helmet. Good luck with the campaign.
Good luck with the campaign but why is no one wearing a helmet in this video?
@philocall First, more people riding. Then talk about helmets.
@philocall Because it's not a logical thing to do. #1, the risk of head injuries from driving is comparable, per hour -- so why not wear promote helmets for that, too? #2, the choice not ride a bike is a much larger health risk than the choice to ride with no helmet (it's been measured). It would be more logical to ask, whenever you see someone driving alone in a car in an urban area, "why are they driving?" It's a much larger risk to not get exercise.
Not a helmet or hi-vis clothing in sight... For shameeeeeeeeeee