Motorists are at least expected to know the rules of the road, cyclists openly oppose any sort of education and even act offended at the idea that they too should know the rules of the road they're on. As a pedestrian in Toronto, cyclists are my biggest danger, not motorists.
I think this is the most important part that you are ignoring here.
Certainly, cyclists aren't as deadly as a motor vehicle. However, cyclists who don't respect the rules are still very much dangerous.
As the other person said, as a pedestrian I too have been a victim of being hit by cyclists several times because they blew a red light. Several. Times. And each time I lay on the ground while the cyclist yelled and insulted me and ran away.
This has never happened to me with a motorist because the vast motorist respect rules and signage on the road and they understand the consequences.
I, myself, as a cyclist have been a victim of several other cyclists on the road, and in reserved bike lanes, who are not careful or respectful of other cyclists. I've been pushed over and ran into by other cyclists.
Attitudes and respect of the rules of the road need to change among cyclists.