About 40,000 Americans die in automobile accidents every year. On average, about 64 Americans are killed by tornadoes per year.
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Uh, what’s the likelihood when you’re riding a (peddle) bike? Can’t be good.
Killed by a car.
Might as well add those tornado deaths to the vehicle deaths ’cause tornados are caused by global warming which of course is caused by all those nasty SUVs on the road. People didn’t die from tornados before SUVs. Our extensive research shows that!