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TELL US: What is it like to cycle in Norway?
Frazer Norwell - [email protected]
Published: 19 Jul, 2022 CET.
Updated: Fri 22 Jul 2022 15:36 CET
A survey from Trygg Trafikk has revealed that cyclists have a hard time with negligent drivers. So whether you cycle to work or for fun, we want to hear your views on what cycling in Norway is like.
Cyclists in Norway often have trouble with drivers not paying attention to their surroundings, with a high level of animosity between those on bikes and motorists reported as an issue in a survey by Trygg Trafikk and Tryg Forsikring.
Almost half said they felt that motorists aren’t paying enough attention to the road, and over a quarter has said they had come into conflict with drivers within the previous five years.
Is cycling in Norway really that bad, or is it a relatively easy place to get around on a bike? Whether you use a bike to get around town, work, or have fun at weekends, we want to hear your thoughts.
Please take a couple of minutes to fill out the survey below, and we’ll try and use the best answers in a future article.
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Cyclists in Norway often have trouble with drivers not paying attention to their surroundings, with a high level of animosity between those on bikes and motorists reported as an issue in a survey by Trygg Trafikk and Tryg Forsikring.
Almost half said they felt that motorists aren’t paying enough attention to the road, and over a quarter has said they had come into conflict with drivers within the previous five years.
Is cycling in Norway really that bad, or is it a relatively easy place to get around on a bike? Whether you use a bike to get around town, work, or have fun at weekends, we want to hear your thoughts.
Please take a couple of minutes to fill out the survey below, and we’ll try and use the best answers in a future article.
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