A recent study said that only 18% of Capital Bike Share users wear helmets. How would you encourage helmet use among riders?
11 comments:
Janice D., Modeling Agent
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Knock them off their bike as they ride on the narrow sidewalks while not using the bike lanes set aside from them. That'll learn them to wear a helmet.
I would hit them over the head with a bat. I have been guilty of the quick, spontaneous, helmet-less Capital Bike Share ride, but if I plan ahead, I always wear a helmet.
Luckily, we don't need to encourage it. Natural selection will slowly ween non-helmet riders from the population. In a few thousand years all the people who don't wear bike helmets will be gone.
I would give them a little tappy tap with the old bumper of the car like I am tempted to do every morning as I have to stare at their arses as they make me even that much later to work.
11 comments:
Knock them off their bike as they ride on the narrow sidewalks while not using the bike lanes set aside from them. That'll learn them to wear a helmet.
What? If it worked for me, it'll work for them.
Shame them!
Speed up.
I would hit them over the head with a bat. I have been guilty of the quick, spontaneous, helmet-less Capital Bike Share ride, but if I plan ahead, I always wear a helmet.
Luckily, we don't need to encourage it. Natural selection will slowly ween non-helmet riders from the population. In a few thousand years all the people who don't wear bike helmets will be gone.
I would give them a little tappy tap with the old bumper of the car like I am tempted to do every morning as I have to stare at their arses as they make me even that much later to work.
Nothing. Thin the herd.
In California you get a 20 dollar ticket for not wearing a helmet.
sean likes to yell things like: your soft hipster brain is gonna like great smooshed on the pavement!
this is when i slide down in my seat....
I am a little concerned by these answers.
Good call Darwin. If we really wanted to put natural selection to work, we'd have to kill the helmetless riders' children.
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