London Mayor Sadiq Khan has taken questions from callers to Eddie Nestor's BBC London Radio show
He was quizzed about subjects including the ULEZ expansion, policing, housing and crime
Khan says the only way to make women safer is to "target the behaviour of men".
He says some of the things he is doing to make women feel safer include:
Millie from Colliers Wood says since the murder of Sarah Everard, she feels no safer in the capital.
She wants to know if Sadiq Khan will consider setting up a phoneline women can ring when they feel unsafe on streets.
"It's the only thing I feel would make much of a difference," she explains.
Image source, PA MediaOn whether he anticipated the pushback against ULEZ, he says "it wasn't an easy decision".
"I'm not a denier I want to be a doer."
He adds he wants to address any concerns which are valid.
"When we first spoke in 2017 it was £25m and it's expanded to £45m, so I'm always willing to listen to Londoners," the mayor says.
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Khan tells Eddie that out of the £110m scrappage scheme on offer, only £15m has been taken up.
He says the scheme is "always under review", but there is no new announcement to be made.
It comes following calls from Labour MPs and local authorities calling for the mayor to increase the scrappage scheme.
You can read more on BBC London's ULEZ coverage here.
The first question the mayor is asked is about ULEZ.
Ray says his 2012 car emits a low level of emissions, but it won't be ULEZ compliant when the zone is expanded, costing them £300 a month.
He asks what the mayor is planning to do about the ULEZ expansion and the scrappage scheme.
The mayor has arrived at New Broadcasting House and is sitting in the BBC Radio London studio with Eddie Nestor, ready to answer your questions.
Sadiq Khan will be covering topics including the expansion of ULEZ, pollution and policing.
If you'd like to ask the mayor a question, you can get in touch in the following ways:
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Thank you for joining us for our live coverage as Mayor of London Sadiq Khan joins BBC Radio London's Eddie Nestor to answer Londoners' questions from 11am.