Cars or bikes: Who really rules Berlin’s roads?

Berlin’s streets are becoming a battleground. Cyclists demand safer infrastructure, drivers say they’re losing space. We hit the road to find out who really has the upper hand and why tensions keep rising.

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In Berlin, the battle for road space is intensifying. As bike lanes expand and parking spots disappear, cyclists and drivers increasingly compete for space on the German capital’s busy streets. REV reporter Meggin Leigh explores the debate from both sides, speaking with commuters, protesters and a traffic psychologist. From dangerous encounters and rising cycling fatalities to growing frustration among motorists, the report reveals the emotions, safety concerns, and infrastructure challenges shaping urban mobility in Berlin. So, who really rules the road: cars or bikes?

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