The following articleLinks to an external site. discusses arguments against cycle lanes and infrastructure. State whether each statement is true or false.Group of answer choicesAn increase in cycling infrastructure would increase congestion on roads, thus worsening pollutionCyclists contribute to fewer pedestrian deaths and injuries than do motor vehiclesAn increase in cycling infrastructure would reduce the opportunity for disadvantaged populations (such as women and those from low socioeconomic backgrounds) to be active

make an argument of the essay topic question Compare how different cities or regions have responded to bike and scooter system platforms with contrasting public or regulatory approaches. Who has benefitted or suffered through these policies?

Which of the following strategies is most likely to reduce reliance on cars for transport?Group of answer choicesImprove infrastructure such as sidewalks, crosswalks, medians and bicycle lanes within communitiesIntroduce taxes for drivers who use their car for short tripsLower the speed limit in areas of high pedestrian activityChange insurance policies to assume that the driver is at fault in an accident between a car and a pedestrian/cyclist

In the New South Wales Active Transport Strategy, within Greater Sydney what are some of the concerns for individuals considering participating in active transport? Group of answer choicesCycling is not sustainableCycling will contribute to congestionCycling contributes to more emissions than carsPersonal safety

The following blogLinks to an external site. discusses the health benefits and risks of cycling as a mode of transport. What poses the greatest health risk for cycling commuters?Group of answer choicesTraffic accidents with wildlifeInhaled air pollutionCrashes or collisions resulting in injuryAll of the above

27. What is the purpose of carpool lanes? A. To increase the amount of harmful emissions B. To reduce the number of vehicles on the road and therefore traffic and harmful emissions C. To increase the amount of traffic congestion D. To make short trips more convenient