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Too close? lnvestigating the distance between cars and bikes when overtaking with regards to the infrastructure using the OpenBikeSensor and information from OpenStreetMap
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A Benchmark for Cycling Close Pass Detection from Video Streams
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A benchmark for cycling close pass detection from video streams
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BSafe-360: An All-in-One Naturalistic Cycling Data Collection Tool
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Safety Effects of Advisory Cycle Lanes (2–1 Roads): Evidence from Overtaking Behaviour, Traffic Monitoring and Before-and-After Crash Analysis
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