I would run the bear down with my truck... Then I would throw him in the back and later make a nice rug for the fireplace with his hide.. :) Then I would sit by the fire and eat his liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti... Halloween is coming after all!

that was good. I see that it is to remind drivers to look out for cyclists. My issue in urban areas where cycling is encouraged as city transportation (apart from bike trails, cycling for training on the open roads) cyclists behave as though they have the protection of an auto. The auto driver is prepared to look out for pedestrians obeying crossing walks-but certainly we have all been in situations where a pedestrian darts out onto the road. This is how I defensively drive in urban areas where cycling is happening. they often behave as a darting pedestrian-weaving between traffic, oblivious to slowing vehicles, etc. I would say cycling deaths-on the increase since the adoption of urban rent a bike programs btw- are responsible for their own accidents at least the same amount as the motorist. so why are the motorists getting the awareness announcement?
I'm cranky today so I'm going to take on mountain bikers as well. You don't own the trail! stop your damned bike when you run close to hikers instead of yelling "On your left!" like you own the trail! and while I'm at it-all hosepeople using the trails and ruining them with double tracks should have to do twice as much trail upkeep projects as the rest of us or give me a good horse. that is all.

That was pretty impressive... I've driven in London (and my stepdaughter, who lives there, rides a bike almost everywhere) it's a SCARY experience... and no, I'm not talking about driving on the left part, but the general disarray of everyone everywhere - I think the ad (surprisingly good to come out of a socialist gub'mint) hit home. And may save lives.

Now, how's about some homemade bear stew?

I must add that "FEWER Than 1%" is arguably the more correct expression. It is arguable by idiom and some history. The formal style guides, such as Chicago, say "fewer."

I saw this eight years ago, and I didn't see the dark figure at all.

When you take the insurance company to court for denying your claim to pay for your car when you slammed into four cars at a red light a strong case would be “I was watching a moon walking bear” it’s a slam dunk. Better just stick to the old fashioned “Watch where you’re going.”

It was ruined for me because I learned the answer in a psychology class and then saw the prototype or paradigm experiment with a different set of players and subject.

That is an example of how classroom learning is superior to life experience.