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ALT A woman riding a Lime hire e-scooter along a bike lane in a US city

ALT People standing with bicycles to pose for a photo in the new cycle lane on Deansgate in Manchester. There are mid-rise red-brick buildings lining the street on both sides.

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ALT Bikes on Trams text about a tram

ALT Screenshot from Streets for All strategy document. Streets and spaces that are safe. Women, and people from identifiable minority groups, are more likely to feel unsafe when walking and cycling than other groups due to personal security concerns. This is unacceptable. Everyone should feel safe, on all of our streets, whether it is during the day or after dark. Improving personal security, and people's perceptions of it, are really important elements of our Streets for All approach. We must make sure that the way streets are designed and work help people feel safe enough to choose walking, cycling or public transport, rather than thinking that they have to travel by car for personal security reasons. Maintenance and upkeep of local areas also decreases crime and the fear of crime.

ALT Screenshot from Streets for All strategy document. Road sign bike symbol. Only half of Greater Manchester residents feel safe cycling during the day and just under a third feel safe cycling at night. Road sign cyclist symbol and pedestrian wearing dress. Women are more likely than men to feel unsafe when walking or cycling at night in Greater Manchester.