Similarly, Cohen - quite rightly - saying that cyclists "are a third thing, a distinct mode of transportation, requiring different practices and different rules". I wrote as much myself, in my of New York biking. But that theory was based on the idea that the tragedy of New York cycling is that everybody - pedestrians, drivers, and cyclists - treat cyclists too much like pedestrians. Cohen, by contrast, says that "most of the resentment of rule-breaking riders like me, I suspect, derives from a false analogy: conceiving of bicycles as akin to cars". I wish that New Yorkers would conceive of bicycles as akin to cars: pedestrians would look first before stepping out in front of us; cars would respect our right to be on the road; and fellow cyclists wouldn't endanger everybody by riding the wrong way down the street.

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