Boris Johnson PM launches a cycling and walking revolution

The video discusses a bike from Switzerland and introduces a counterweight mechanism that helps manage heavy bikes. It then introduces a new repair scheme aimed at encouraging people to fix and use their old bikes. The video highlights the potential for many people to benefit from this scheme, as it can make old, unused bikes functional again. The repair scheme has been well-received, with many bikes being brought in for servicing.

What is the purpose of the counterweight system on the Swiss bike?

• To reduce the bike's weight

• To increase the bike's speed

• To prevent the bike from falling

• To enhance the bike's appearance

What is the main goal of the new repair scheme?

• To encourage people to repair and use their old bikes

• To provide free bike accessories

• To sell new bikes

• To promote electric bikes

Why do many people hesitate to use their old bikes?

• They are too modern

• They are too small

• They are locked up and rusty

• They are too expensive to repair

What has the repair shop observed in the first few weeks of operation?

• A decrease in bike repairs

• A shortage of bike parts

• An increase in new bike sales

• A high demand for servicing old bikes

How long has the repair shop been open?

• Six months

• Four or five weeks

• Two months

• One year