Read the passage: 'Urban planners in Gothenburg introduced segregated cycling lanes, leading to a 35% rise in bicycle commutes over three years while reducing pedestrian-cyclist collisions.' What was the primary outcome of the initiative?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Cycling commuting increased while pedestrian collisions dropped
- Step 1: Identify the key outcomes reported in the text: bicycle commutes rose by 35% and collisions with pedestrians were reduced. Step 2. Match directly with the first option. Answer: Cycling commuting increased while pedestrian collisions dropped. Why not the others: Motor traffic was not eliminated; pathways were not turned into tram lines; bicycle purchases are unmentioned.
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