As climate change intensifies, a growing shift towards walking and cycling has been particularly notable in the Western world. From the growing popularity of electric bicycles, to the increasing provision of bike lanes in various cities across the world, transportation is returning to its roots to respect the needs of the environment. Despite this enthusiasm, the safety and urban planning implications of this shift remain insufficiently addressed. According to data collected by the city of Bellevue, Washington, 55% of all fatal and serious crashes involve a pedestrian or a cyclist. In a furthe…