| DIVISION OF LABOUR |
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING CONSEQUENSES |
| Trip purpose: transport of loads |
bicycles conceived for goods transport;
attachment aids on bicycles etc.
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| Trip purpose: fetching water, fetching wood |
route to these destinations should be improved |
| SOCIAL ACCEPTABILITY |
bicycle promotion campaign including women as a target group |
| Tradition |
bicycles are a relatively new technology
(approx. 100 years old) |
| Religion |
different interpretations of religion |
| Clothing |
Ladies bicycles with lower cross bars |
| "WEAKER SEX" |
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| Bicycles can be stolen easier |
Neighbourhood Watch;
avoid narrow, hard to overlook spots where thieves can
wait for their victims
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| Danger of rape |
Lighted route etc. |
| Same gender to teach cycling |
Bicycles in schools; Separate lessons for boys/girls |
| ROLE AS MOTHER |
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| Cycling does not lead to sterility |
Educational campaign in schools |
| Special situation during pregnancy |
Pregnant women cycle in Europe if they are healthy |
| Transporting children |
Childrens' seats availability in the market |
| ECONOMIC SITUATION |
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| Larger proportion of low-income women |
Special credit programs for women |