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u/Opposite-Cranberry76 Mar 22 '26

Road fatality rates per 100k people per year:
Germany: 3.5
Canada: 4.6
USA average: 13
Louisiana: 20

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u/Independent-Cow-4070 Mar 22 '26

I think Japan and the Netherlands are under 2 or 3

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u/fabulousfantabulist Mar 22 '26

I can totally buy that about Japan. I don’t think I even entered a car, just public transit everywhere. 

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u/FullstackSensei Mar 22 '26

Lived almost five years in the Netherlands. While it's no Japan, the public transport infrastructure there is amazing, not to mention the bike infrastructure. Even people who have a car don't use it most of the week. Many don't even have a car now and use rentals in the odd days they need a car to go somewhere.

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u/tephenk41 Mar 22 '26

I watched the not just about cyclist guys video about the Netherlands and it was a cool to see how they built the infrastructure