A) Reduced traffic congestion B) Increased parking revenue C) Higher gas prices D) More car accidents
A) Dedicated bike lanes B) High-speed highways C) One-way streets D) Limited parking spaces
A) Employee bike repair station B) Increased parking fees C) Mandatory carpooling D) Toll roads
A) Repairing damaged bicycles B) Matching experienced and new cyclists C) Organizing bike races D) Selling bicycle parts
A) Promoting cycling as transportation B) Closing down car lanes C) Raising money for charity D) Testing bicycle safety equipment
A) Provides showers and lockers B) To increase travel time C) To allow cars to park D) To make people bike longer distances
A) Remove bike lanes B) Discourage night cycling C) Offer bicycle safety training D) Increase car speed limits
A) Build steep hills B) Discourage seniors from cycling C) Ban seniors from bike lanes D) Promote e-bikes
A) Mountain bike B) Hybrid or city bike C) Racing bike D) Unicycle
A) Attract attention B) Protect head in case of an accident C) Make cyclist look stylish D) Improve bicycle speed
A) Forces people to cycle B) Offers affordable bike rentals C) Increases bike prices D) Removes bike lanes
A) Increase price of bike parts B) Reimbursement for bike maintenance C) Tax on bicycles D) Charge per bike mile
A) Increases fares for cyclists B) Disallows bikes on transit C) Allows cyclists to combine cycling and transit D) Removes bike racks from buses
A) Low cost of gas B) Lack of secure bike storage C) Abundance of bike lanes D) Plenty of showers at work
A) Brightly colored clothing B) Camouflage clothing C) Dark clothing D) Black clothing
A) Blocking bike lane construction B) Pushing for bike-friendly policies C) Discouraging cyclists D) Increasing car traffic
A) Not having a destination B) Having too many route options C) Always going downhill D) Finding safe and direct routes
A) Discouraging group cycling B) Organized group rides C) Banning cycling events D) Removing bike racks
A) To create obstacles for cyclists B) For car parking only C) Provides secure storage D) To block sidewalks
A) Assuming all cyclists are happy B) Making decisions without input C) Soliciting cyclist feedback D) Ignoring cyclist complaints
A) Teach cyclists about safety rules B) Make cycling seem dangerous C) Spread misinformation about cycling D) Discourage people from cycling
A) Shared lane marking B) Bike storage shed C) Bike repair shop D) A type of bicycle gear
A) Improved employee health B) Decreased productivity C) Higher absenteeism D) Increased employee stress
A) Understand cycling patterns B) Discourage cycling C) Waste resources D) Create unnecessary rules
A) Track progress and routes B) Damage bicycles C) Increase air pollution D) Promote sedentary lifestyle
A) Mild temperature B) Light breeze C) Sunny weather D) Heavy rain or snow
A) Reduces bike speed B) Ensures safety and reliability C) Makes the bike heavier D) Increases riding difficulty
A) No lights are needed B) Only decorative lights C) Dim flashlight D) Front and rear lights
A) Ignoring cyclists' needs B) Designing car-centric cities C) Creating bike-friendly infrastructure D) Removing bike lanes
A) Charge cyclists extra B) Discourage cycling C) Offer discounts to cyclists D) Remove bike parking |