Protest calling for increased safety for women cyclists in London

The video highlights the need for safer cycling conditions for women in London, emphasizing the disparity in cycling participation between genders. It discusses improvements in cycling infrastructure since 2016 and the importance of addressing both physical and social safety concerns. The video calls for community involvement to advocate for safer streets and equal cycling opportunities for all.

What percentage of the population do women make up in London, and what percentage of bike journeys do they account for?

• 30% of the population and 51% of bike journeys

• 51% of the population and 30% of bike journeys

• 60% of the population and 40% of bike journeys

• 40% of the population and 20% of bike journeys

What was the length of bike lanes in London when the speaker started in 2016, and what is it now?

• 90 kilometers then, 350 kilometers now

• 80 kilometers then, 400 kilometers now

• 50 kilometers then, 200 kilometers now

• 100 kilometers then, 300 kilometers now

What measures are being implemented to ensure social safety for women cyclists?

• Implementing CCTV and lighting

• Installing speed bumps

• Building more parking spaces

• Adding more traffic lights

What happened to a woman cyclist on Old Street in 2014?

• She won a cycling race

• She was hit by a car

• She lost her leg in an accident

• She completed a charity ride

What is the call to action for the community regarding cycling safety?

• To stop using bikes

• To organize cycling races

• To write to their councillors and MPs

• To ignore the issue