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. 2000 Dec;321(7276):1582-5.
doi: 10.1136/bmj.321.7276.1582.

Three lessons for a better cycling future

M J Wardlaw  1
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Three lessons for a better cycling future

M J Wardlaw. BMJ. 2000 Dec.
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As the Cabinet donned walking helmets, the prime minister urged the nation to “go forward together into a new era of walking safety”
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Indices of cycling mileage and deaths (index year 1970)
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Index of lethality (number of deaths per number of accidents) of cycling accidents and all traffic accidents, 1970-98 (index year 1970)
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