CLEAN: Dublin's rent-a-bike scheme gets on the road

The video discusses the city's flat geography, making it ideal for cycling. It highlights the city's commitment to cycling as a legitimate mode of transport, countering the perception of cyclists as rogues. The speaker shares personal experiences, emphasizing the convenience and cost savings of cycling over using taxis in a traffic-heavy city.

What makes the city particularly suitable for cycling?

• It is a flat city.

• It has many hills.

• It has a lot of traffic.

• It is a mountainous region.

How is the city promoting cycling as a legitimate mode of transportation?

• By reducing public transport options.

• By incorporating bicycles into the streetscape.

• By building more roads for cars.

• By banning cars from the city center.

What is a common perception of cyclists in the city?

• They are ignored by the city.

• They are viewed as rogues or bandits.

• They are seen as law-abiding citizens.

• They are considered the main mode of transport.

What personal benefit does cycling offer according to the speaker?

• It helps reduce traffic congestion.

• It is less enjoyable than driving.

• It is more expensive than taxis.

• It increases travel time.

How much money does the speaker save by cycling instead of using taxis?

• Between 50 and 60 euros a week.

• Between 30 and 40 euros a week.

• Between 10 and 20 euros a week.

• Between 70 and 80 euros a week.