Letter: Children's bicycle safety education does not reduce injuries (original) (raw)
2010, Health Promotion Journal of Australia
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This letter evaluates a bicycle safety education program aimed at children, conducted in the Macarthur area, which revealed no improvement in safe cycling knowledge and a reduction in self-reported safe cycling behavior. Despite high baseline knowledge, participants in the intervention group exhibited poorer cycling behaviors compared to the control group. The findings highlight the need for future programs to focus more on skills-based learning rather than merely imparting knowledge.
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