pyöräilijöiden

Pyöräilijöiden is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun pyöräilijä, meaning "cyclist." It is used to indicate belonging or relation to cyclists, for example pyöräilijöiden turvallisuus (the safety of cyclists) or pyöräilijöiden oikeudet (the rights of cyclists). In Finnish, genitive plural forms such as pyöräilijöiden are common when specifying ownership, responsibility, or characteristics connected with a group.

Linguistic notes: Pyöräilijä denotes a person who rides a bicycle. The word forms into pyöräilijät in nominative plural and pyöräilijöiden in genitive plural; the suffix -iden signals genitive plural for many -ä/-ä type nouns. The construction is used across media, policy language, and everyday speech to discuss cycling-related topics.

Context: Cyclists comprise a significant portion of urban traffic in Finland, with ongoing efforts to improve cycling safety and infrastructure. Policy discussions often refer to pyöräilijöiden turvallisuus, pyöräilyreitit, and pyöräilyinfrastruktuurin kehittäminen. Finnish traffic laws treat cyclists as road users with rights and responsibilities; urban planning frequently emphasizes protected bike lanes, intersection design, and traffic calming to reduce collisions. Environmental and health benefits are commonly cited in advocacy for cycling as a routine mode of transport.