Head Injuries Didn't Rise in Bike-Share Cities. They Actually Fell

Graves and collaborators evaluated injury data in five North American cities (Montreal, Washington, D.C., Minneapolis, Boston, and Miami Beach) 24 months before and 12 months after these places implemented bike-share programs. As a point of comparison, the researchers evaluated injury data over the same time period in five control cities where bike-share didn't yet exist. Read more.