Some experts say for road safety cyclists should pass a test before being allowed on public roads. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Some

people

argue that there should be

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certain testing passed by bicycle riders before they are allowed to pedal on public

roads

.

This

essay completely disagrees with

this

idea because

cyclists

would rarely exceed the speed limit and

this

testing will deter

people

from cycling and increase the

use

of non-environmental-friendly transportation. Numerous

people

pedal on

roads

that are immensely enjoyable and rarely exceed the speed limit.

This

is because bicycles do not have engines and simply

use

chains and wheels to move.

People

rarely drive expeditiously as it is strenuous for them to pedal fast.

For example

, in most cases, the average speed of a cycle would be between 20 to 30 km/hour, which is not so dangerous.

Instead

of giving a test to the

cyclists

, it is always better to allot separate lanes for them. An exclusive lane for

cyclists

not only ensures their safety on

roads

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but

also

allows smooth traffic. Another reason is testing requirements would deter

cyclists

from riding and they prefer to

use

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vehicles. Rather than paying for the tests or fulfilling the requirements,

people

will prefer travelling by public transportation,

such

as bus or train.

This

will increase air pollution as global

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For example

, In Japan, most students pedal to their school and if the government strictly regulates driving tests,

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, those students will not be eligible to

use

the pedals on the road and they will choose to go by bus or train. In conclusion, there is no need to regulate

cyclists

to be on public

roads

because they rarely exceed the speed limit and

this

may increase the

use

of non-environmental-friendly transportation, which leads to global air pollution issues.