How Japan’s new ’blue tickets’ are putting cycling parents on edge
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Parents say the new system has made them more mindful of the rules, but has also heightened concerns about child-seat use and children starting to cycle on their own.
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A father carries a child on a mamachari bicycle in September 2018. Parents say the new “blue ticket” system has made them more mindful of the rules, but has also heightened concerns about child-seat use and children starting to cycle on their own. | Bloomberg
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