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31-10-2021, 08:57 AM
Clement Yong
PUBLISHED 3 HOURS AGO
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Last week, the Ministry of Transport said fines for errant cyclists will be raised from $75 to $150 from next year for offences such as cycling on expressways, not stopping at red lights or riding abreast of another on single-lane roads.
LTA said it has put up no-entry signs for bicycles at more than 50 entry points to expressways
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Dos:
- Obey traffic signals like red lights
- Head in the same direction as the flow of traffic
- Wear a helmet
- Ride as close to the left as practicable, and allow road users to overtake you safely. Keep a straight course.
- Cycle in a single file on single lane roads and during bus lane operational hours
- Keep a safe distance behind moving vehicles
- Plan ahead and pick the safest route, and keep out of heavy traffic as much as possible
- Signal early
- Keep to a maximum length of five bicycles, which means a maximum of five cyclists in a single file or 10 cyclists when riding abreast
Don'ts:
- Ride on expressways or in road tunnels
- Use your mobile phone while cycling
- Weave through traffic and make sudden swerves
- Hold on to the back or side of motor vehicles
- Squeeze between the kerb and a bus that has stopped at a bus stop, or a turning vehicle and a kerb
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/2...cycling-as
PUBLISHED 3 HOURS AGO
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Last week, the Ministry of Transport said fines for errant cyclists will be raised from $75 to $150 from next year for offences such as cycling on expressways, not stopping at red lights or riding abreast of another on single-lane roads.
LTA said it has put up no-entry signs for bicycles at more than 50 entry points to expressways
......
Dos:
- Obey traffic signals like red lights
- Head in the same direction as the flow of traffic
- Wear a helmet
- Ride as close to the left as practicable, and allow road users to overtake you safely. Keep a straight course.
- Cycle in a single file on single lane roads and during bus lane operational hours
- Keep a safe distance behind moving vehicles
- Plan ahead and pick the safest route, and keep out of heavy traffic as much as possible
- Signal early
- Keep to a maximum length of five bicycles, which means a maximum of five cyclists in a single file or 10 cyclists when riding abreast
Don'ts:
- Ride on expressways or in road tunnels
- Use your mobile phone while cycling
- Weave through traffic and make sudden swerves
- Hold on to the back or side of motor vehicles
- Squeeze between the kerb and a bus that has stopped at a bus stop, or a turning vehicle and a kerb
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/2...cycling-as
