I have pointed out some of the flaws in the methodology already - though I like that you have to watch films of two shared use paths (*unfortunately one on a wet day when the ridges are perp and one on a sunny day when parallel, not sure this is actually part of it, however leaving the wheelchair in shot when not in use is probably something that could have been avoided. (warning 53 rather similar video clips from cyclist perspective, I presume from ped perspective if you click the pedestrian link)
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