Is said that there is no happier cyclist than  a Dutch cyclist but in Kampala, there is no body at a higher risk of being knocked down than a cyclist. 

Fifteen million  Dutch people own about 12 million bicycles, nearly as many bicycles as people, and twice as many bikes as cars. The cycling culture in the Netherlands has been turned into a tourist attraction.

Because so many people cycle, the Netherlands has special traffic lanes, rules and road signs to improve safety for bikes. There are over 17,000 km of cycle lanes, indicated by round blue signs with a white bicycle on them. In cities these lanes even have special bicycle traffic lights.