In Sri Lanka, men and women experience public space and travel differently due to several factors:
1. Safety Concerns: Women face higher risks of harassment and violence in public spaces and on public transport, which influences their travel choices and times.
2. Accessibility: Men have greater access to private vehicles, while women rely more on public transport and walking, often juggling household responsibilities with travel.
3. Economic Constraints: Women typically have lower incomes, making transport costs a significant concern and limiting their mobility options compared to men.
