less than die from bicycles or horses
Bicycles take up less road and parking space than cars. Bicycles don't wear the roads down as much as cars. Bicycles pollute less than cars. Bicycles use less non-renewable resources than cars. Riding a bicycle provides the user with more health benefits than driving a car. Collisions between cyclists and pedestrians generally cause a lot less injuries than collisions between cars and pedestrians. Collisions between cyclists generally cause a lot less injuries than collisions between cars and cyclists. Being on a bicycle removes a lot of the anonymity and sense of power that car drivers may experience, which makes cyclists a lot less prone to road rage than car drivers.
Bicycles give you more gas mileage.
Depends on where you're at. In Europe and North America - certainly. Some parts of Asia probably have more bicycles and scooters than cars though.
racing bicycles are lighter because they are made of lighter materials, and less weight means you accelerate faster and that's what counts in racing..speed!
They're cheaper than cars and still better than walking.
They provide exercise, don't pollute, take up less road and parking space than cars, rarely travel fast enough to cause serious accidents.
Bicycles are a lot more efficient than cars. On a bike 95-98% of the added energy is directly translated into forward motion, while a car would be lucky to reach 40%. While cars are definitely a faster way of transportation compared to bicycles, bicycles would probably be more efficient. Cars are very expensive and you must pay for gas. You also have to account for the distance and if its necessary to have a car for where you need to travel.
Bicycles don't build up as much inertia, because they have less mass, and are also usually moving slower than cars. the heavier and faster something is the longer it takes to stop.
In Holland we use (besides cars) public transport (trains, buses, and trams/subway in the big cities), our bicycles (there are more bicycles than people in Holland) and we walk.
Yes, the majority of motorcycles are less expensive than cars.
less pollution