Originally posted by vetran
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I live in an area where loads of schools do bikeability courses and have done so for decades when they were called cycling proficiency.
So in Summer and Autumn you see lots of kids from ages 8-12 cycling with one of their parents. Unfortunately while the kids do everything properly including taking primary position when appropriate, their parents are mostly just damn dangerous e.g. kerb hugging, filtering when inappropriate.
However by the time the kids are old enough to get a driving licence their behaviour on the road is worse than their parents e.g. cycling without lights, cycling with headphones in, cycling on the pavement.
In other words like drivers they learn bad habits as they realise they can get away with them. Most kids are completely law abiding while adults workout which laws they can break.
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