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I often hear that it would be "too expensive" to add bicyclist detection to new vehicles in the US - where new vehicles already average ~$50k But here's a $8,350 kei car in Japan that pulls it off because New Car Assessment has made it effectively standard www.automotiveworld.com/topics/softw...

Daihatsu Smart Assist adds cyclist detection to kei cars | Automotive WorldDaihatsu Smart Assist now covers turning scenarios, on a car that costs less than a mid-range family hatchbackwww.automotiveworld.com
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Guess what else Japan has, children with independent movement who can walk and bike to school. Of course, you can also watch 'Old Enough' to get the idea as well. "For decades in Japan, roughly 98% of children have walked or cycled to and from school." www.sydney.edu.au/news-opinion...

How can we rethink our cities so children can get around safely?Rebecca Clements from the School of Architecture, Design and Planning explores the contrasts between Japan and Australia when it comes to letting children travel safely around their neighbourhoods on ...www.sydney.edu.au
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