A model of behavioural adaptation as a contributor to the safety-in-numbers effect for cyclists

Overview of attention for article published in Transportation Research Part A: Policy & Practice, March 2016

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Hey @netlogo - thought you might like this new publication in Transport Policy https://t.co/9lsXfJkxXr #abm #cycling #complexity #science

RT @JakeBiostats: @Simulated_Jase Just came across a very interesting article on Safety in Numbers for cyclists https://t.co/bkc4pNg1Bj

RT @ManonMobilite: [Pay study] Safety in numbers - analysis of how drivers mend their ways when more people cycle https://t.co/RQtNTuV2Em v…

[Pay study] Safety in numbers - analysis of how drivers mend their ways when more people cycle https://t.co/t5RkB8DXme via @CyclingScience1

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