Public health expert urges city to maintain pedal-powered health benefits as benefits outweigh injury risk
Cyclists ride along the quiet walkway under Sydney’s harbour bridge during lockdown. The pandemic caused a surge in cycling among Sydney residents.Cyclists ride along the quiet walkway under Sydney’s harbour bridge during lockdown. The pandemic caused a surge in cycling among Sydney residents.Last modified on Sat 30 Oct 2021 20.01 BST, and with it, a spike in bike-related injuries, new data shows, but a public health expert says Australians “shouldn’t view cycling as a dangerous thing”.
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