CLEAN : Hong Kong: Protest site becomes traffic free oasis

The video discusses the effectiveness of Hong Kong's public transport system and the challenges posed by its infrastructure, which lacks provisions for pedestrians and cyclists. It highlights the influence of economic power on urban planning and the impact of protests on daily commutes. The discussion also touches on the public's mixed reactions to the disruptions caused by protests, weighing the high-level aims against the inconvenience to everyday life.

What does the lack of infrastructure for pedestrians and cyclists in Hong Kong suggest?

• A focus on public transport

• An emphasis on environmental conservation

• The influence of wealth and power in urban planning

• A commitment to pedestrian safety

How does the speaker feel about the additional 20 minutes added to their morning commute?

• They are frustrated by the delay

• They are planning to move closer to work

• They are indifferent and support the cause

• They are considering changing their route

What is the primary mode of transport for the speaker in the evening?

• Bus

• MTR

• Taxi

• Bicycle

What is the main concern of those who oppose the Occupy Central movement?

• It causes too much disruption to daily life

• It is not well-organized

• It lacks international support

• The movement's goals are unclear

What is the speaker's opinion on the high-level aims of the protesters?

• They feel they are poorly communicated

• They think they are too ambitious

• They find them unnecessary

• They believe they are commendable