Critique a systematic research review related to bicycle safety or one of the issues identified.

The World Health Organization (WHO), conducted a systematic review of bicycle safety and the impact it has on public health. A lack of bike infrastructure, especially for children, can lead to injuries. The WHO also identified that helmets and other protective gear are important. A review looked at how socioeconomic factors such as income inequality and demographics may increase the risk of injury when biking.

This review provided important information regarding bicycle safety. However, it also contained criticisms. The research focused on the physical injuries associated with riding a bicycle rather than the potential benefits for mental health. Some countries did not have enough data to allow for comparisons between them, which would have allowed valuable insight into the best ways of promoting safe cycling practices among different groups. A more robust method could also have been employed to gather information from the stakeholders. This would allow for more detailed analysis and provide evidence that can be used to determine next steps in achieving the goals.