The tragic death of cyclist Paul Varry has ignited a discussion about the dangers cyclists face in Paris and the city's aggressive anti-car policies.
Mayor Anne Hidalgo stated, 'I am truly angry... The future does not belong to cars,' emphasizing her commitment to reducing car use in Paris.
As cycling organizations demand better protections, frustrated motorists argue that the anti-car policies primarily benefit affluent residents and hurt businesses.
The community's response to Varry's death has led to increased scrutiny of both cyclist safety and the conduct of cyclists on the road.
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