Drivers give helmeted cyclists less room: study
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Motorists give greater leeway to   cyclists who do not wear safety helmets, according to a study   by a academic in Britain who was hit by traffic twice as he   rode his bike to carry out his research.
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Next year&#39;s Tour de France cycling race may give others a chance to test Lance Armstrong. The mountain-top finishes are less intense and the time trials shorter - meaning the six-time Tour winner possibly
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A lack of communication and bad driving contributed to the deaths of four cyclists, an inquest jury decide.
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A new study indicates that instructions and warnings on medication bottles tend to be in smaller type and warnings smaller still.
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Experts suggest some people see less benefit from exercise than others.
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Drivers tell an inquest of the icy conditions on a road where four cyclists were killed in a collision.
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Drivers who talk on cell phones end up driving like elderly people, with slower reaction times and a tendency to miss what is right in front of them, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday.
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Up to a third of motorway capacity is being wasted by drivers&#39; poor lane discipline, according to research by the RAC Foundation.
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Life & style: If you're looking for a greener mode of transport, it's not always a case of two wheels good, four wheels bad, says Lucy Siegle.
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People who talk on their cell phones while driving aren't just dangerous, a new study has found.  They also slow down traffic.
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The study found that side air bags are particularly effective in sport utility vehicles, cutting the chances of a fatality by 52 percent.
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According to a University of Utah study, motorists who talk on cell phones drive more slowly on the freeway, pass sluggish vehicles less frequently, and take longer to complete their trips. The study suggests drivers on cell phones congest traffic.
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In a study that gives new meaning to the  concept of a "killer commute," researchers have concluded that  people caught in traffic are three times more likely to suffer  a heart attack within the hour than those who aren't tied up on  the road.
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As the days grow shorter and winter approaches, the weather hardly seems fit for cycling. But for many riders, it's the perfect time for the cyclocross, when they abandon the road bikes they've ridden all summer and go off road.
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NEW YORK  - Tougher enforcement of the rules of play could help bring down the rate of head, neck and face injuries seen in high school and college lacrosse players, which appear to higher among young women than young men, the authors of a four-year study of the sport say.
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NEW YORK  - Saddle pressure can cause  temporary erection difficulties for men who take part in long  distance cycling events, but bike adjustments may decrease the  risk, a study suggests.
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Several prominent experts have criticized a study showing that Riddellâs Revolution football helmet reduced concussions by 31 percent.