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Re:Things people blamed on bicycles by logifail on Wednesday August 24, 2022 @01:20PM (#32582664)
> Kids cycle to school alone from a young age

Unfortunately our kids weren't allowed to cycle to school unaccompanied by an adult until they reached year 4 and had passed their cycling proficiency test (mid-way through that school year).

I've been cycling with my daughter to kindergarten for at least a year, she's fine with the cycling bit, it's the looking-out-for-other-vehicles bit that's not quite there yet :/ This obviously depends a lot on local road layouts, and unfortunately we have a junction more or less right outside the school and kindergarten that way too many car drivers come through at speed...

Re:Things people blamed on bicycles by andruby on Wednesday August 24, 2022 @05:34PM (#32586079)
What age are kids generally in “year 4”? I assume you didn’t mean kids of age 4?
Re:Things people blamed on bicycles by kuschku on Thursday August 25, 2022 @05:19AM (#32591418)
The fourth year of school, the last year of primary school, is at age 10.

Depending on region, children cycling on their own to school typically starts somewhere between ages 6-10.