Cyclists Rally for Justice in Kolkata

Recent events across the U.S. and India highlighted the urgent need for road safety and justice in memory of victims of traffic-related incidents and violence. In Greensboro, North Carolina, the 'Safe Streets Week' concluded with a bike ride to honor those lost in traffic accidents, promoting the city's goal of becoming 'car optional' with improved infrastructure for cyclists and pedestrians. Meanwhile, in Massachusetts, hundreds participated in a 'Ride for Your Life' event to remember cyclists and advocate for legislative measures aimed at enhancing road safety, including automated traffic enforcement. In Vermont, cyclists gathered to honor Sean Hayes, who died in a crash, emphasizing the need for safer road conditions. In Kolkata, India, over 100 cyclists rallied to demand justice for a doctor who was raped and murdered, carrying torches to symbolize their persistent call for accountability and reform. Each event underscores a communal push for safer streets and justice for affected families.