Bicycling campaigns promoting health versus campaigns promoting safety: A randomized controlled online study of ‘dangerization’

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Transport & Health, September 2015

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I believe this 2015 study deserves more attention from anti #helmet (law) people & researchers in general. “Contrary to our a priori prediction, messages about safety did not ‘dangerize’ bicycling for non-bicyclists...” Give this study a chance! 😉 3…

RT @fietsprofessor: 'Safety messages didn't dangerize cycling but health messages made it look more beneficial.' http://t.co/5tlKz4Lokr htt…

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