Originally Posted by
PatrickGSR94
I don't believe such data exists, unfortunately. I do know that I've only heard of 2 or 3 people hit while controlling their lane, and zero killed. I have heard/seen far more reports of crashes and deaths of cyclists riding at the edge of the road or on the shoulder.
Thanks for responding. As expected, anecdotes are the basis for the risk reduction claims made for the Cycling Savvy and LAB training programs.
Note: Given that most cyclists shun "lane control", especially amongst fast or heavy traffic and instead ride at the edge of the road, or on the shoulder, it is not surprising that you have seen/heard more "reports of crashes" occurring there.