Women move differently - what everyone working in mobility should know

Jan 9, 2020

A woman rides a scooter past the people waiting on bus stops at Gare du Nord station during a strike by all unions of the Paris transport network (RATP) and French SNCF workers in Paris as part of a second day of national strike and protests in France, December 10, 2019.

Women's mobility experiences and needs can be profoundly different to men's Image: REUTERS/Eric Gaillard

Diana Polack

City designer, City of Berlin

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