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Cyclists pay no heed to traffic and blocks entire lane at West Coast Highway

Cyclists pay no heed to traffic and blocks entire lane at West Coast Highway

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TL;DR - Cyclists blocked the entire lane at West Coast highway and failed to conform to red light. 

Agree to disagree: Cyclists are the true king of the road. 

Watch this 57-second video to see what I mean. 

What happened? 

The peloton were seen taking up the lane at West Coast highway and failed to conform to traffic regulations by beating the red light. 

This seems to be a norm amongst cyclists in Singapore - to gather in large groups and cycle on the roads. 

Which shouldn’t be the case! 

Stricter fines have been imposed to counter such road pests. Not sure if its sufficient enough to prevent all these self-entitled two-wheelers though.

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Your grandfather’s road ‘meh’? 

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Takeaway

Our paths and roads are shared spaces. We should consider the safety of our fellow travelers, no matter whether we drive, walk, cycle or ride active mobility devices. 

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2 minutes ago, DOBIEMKZ said:

What a slap in the face to Amap.

TP/LTA not working le

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3 hours ago, inlinesix said:

TP/LTA not working le

More like they don't know how to deal with them!😁

Just imagine what if only 4 officers vs at least 40 or 50 men. How to win?😁

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2 minutes ago, DOBIEMKZ said:

More like they don't know how to deal with them!😁

Just imagine what if only 4 officers vs at least 40 or 50 men. How to win?😁

TP had conducted campaign with 2 or 3 officers only.

 

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