•speaker 1: recent polls show that more than half of all city residents would

commute to work by bike if they felt safer. as city council members, you

control the city's budget. if you prioritize the wishes of voters, you should pay

attention to these facts. it is critical to make sure the budget expands the

number of bike lanes so that we can increase the number of cyclists.

speaker 2: a recent study by the mayor's office revealed that cars are the

single biggest source of pollution in this city. voters care about pollution,

and city council has the direct ability to affect air quality. if the city council

can increase bike lanes in town, we can get people out of their cars and

pollution out of the atmosphere.

which sentence best describes the difference between the statements?