Core Viewpoint - The rise of cycling as a popular mode of green transportation has led to safety concerns due to reckless behavior by some cycling groups, including speeding, running red lights, and occupying motor vehicle lanes, which disrupts traffic order and poses significant safety risks [1][3][9]. Group 1: Traffic Violations and Enforcement - In Shanghai, police used drones to monitor cycling behavior, resulting in fines for cyclists who rode in motor vehicle lanes, highlighting the enforcement of traffic regulations [1][4]. - In Shenzhen, police identified groups of cyclists occupying motor vehicle lanes and engaging in dangerous behaviors such as riding against traffic, leading to legal penalties and safety education efforts [3][9]. - A year of drone enforcement in Shanghai has significantly reduced the number of traffic violations from approximately 100 daily to single digits [4]. Group 2: Safety Risks of High-Speed Cycling - Competitive bicycles can reach speeds of 30 to 40 kilometers per hour, increasing the risk of accidents and injuries [7]. - A braking test showed that a bicycle traveling at 30 kilometers per hour has a stopping distance nearly 8 meters longer than one traveling at 15 kilometers per hour, indicating the heightened danger of high-speed cycling [7]. - The impact force of a high-speed collision with a professional bicycle is considerably greater than that of a regular bicycle, emphasizing the need for caution [7]. Group 3: Recommendations for Safe Cycling - Experts stress the importance of adhering to traffic rules, including not running red lights, not riding against traffic, and avoiding lane changes that could endanger others [9]. - Cyclists are advised to equip their bicycles with front and rear lights, wear appropriate helmets and protective gear, and dress in bright or reflective clothing to enhance visibility [9]. - There is a growing demand for continuous and well-connected bicycle lanes, with many regions actively developing bicycle parks and dedicated cycling paths to promote safe cycling [12].