Cyclist's Death in Paris Sparks Nationwide Protests Against 'Motorized Violence'

The tragic death of Paul Varry has ignited calls for increased safety measures for cyclists and a reevaluation of urban traffic policies.

The incident involved Paul Varry, a 27-year-old cyclist, who was killed by an SUV driver in Paris after an altercation.
Nationwide protests have seen hundreds gather to demand safer streets and an end to 'motorized violence'.
The SUV driver has been charged with murder, with claims suggesting the act was intentional.
Paul Varry was a prominent advocate for cyclist safety and was active in the Paris en Selle association.
Calls for policy changes include better protection for cyclists and a reconsideration of the role of large vehicles like SUVs in urban areas.