I partially agree with the suggestion of requiring cyclists to pass an exam for road safety. Educating cyclists on traffic rules and safety measures is essential to reducing accidents and protecting everyone on the road. However, enforcing an exam might be an unnecessary burden for many people, especially children or those using bicycles as a simple means of transport. Instead of exams, awareness campaigns or teaching safety in schools could be more effective. Additionally, improving cycling infrastructure, such as providing dedicated lanes, can greatly enhance safety. Ultimately, a balance between education, awareness, and infrastructure improvements is the best solution for improving cyclist safety without complicating the process.