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On 9/2/2020 at 2:55 PM, Volvobrick said:

Plesee don't ask our govt to follow China. We are a backward country when simple mobile payment also cannot take off. 

Ya man,  i don't want everywhere get tracked by CCTV and AI.

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Forum: License cyclists to enhance safety for all road users

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With an increased number of gig workers who rely on cycling to deliver food and products, roads in Singapore are getting more congested.

Serious accidents and fatalities involving cyclists on the road continue to endanger the lives of not only cyclists, but also pedestrians and other road users.

There are numerous examples or accounts of reckless cycling, despite the educational initiatives launched by the Safe Cycling Task Force to promote good cycling behaviour.

What baffles me are the different standards applied to road users. Drivers and motorcyclists are subject to strict standards, having to undergo compulsory driving lessons conducted by qualified personnel and pass rigorous theory and Traffic Police tests.

This is to ensure that drivers and motorcyclists know the safety requirements and the consequences of non-compliance.

However, cyclists on the road, whom drivers and motorcyclists are encouraged to consider as "fellow road users", are not subject to the same standards.

Although cyclists are encouraged to abide by the Highway Code, some may not have this knowledge, since it is not made compulsory for cyclists to learn it.

There are others who know the Highway Code but don't always comply because bicycles are not licensed. As a result, any law enforcement where an offence has been committed is made difficult.

I suggest the Traffic Police study the feasibility of licensing cyclists who want to ride on open roads.

Cyclists who keep only to bicycle paths and walkways can be exempted from licensing requirements. But those who use the roads should be subject to similar standards as those required of drivers and other road users - that is, to register their bicycles, get themselves licensed and minimally pass road-use theory and practical tests.

All road users should play an equal part in making Singapore roads a safer environment for commuting.

https://www.straitstimes.com/forum/forum-license-cyclists-to-enhance-safety-for-all-road-users

should license ALL, regardless whether cycle on sidewalk or road.

 

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Brits and their failed experiment with bike lanes. BTW their bike lanes take up one full lane!

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8724177/MARK-EDMONDS-Eco-obsessed-councils-spend-money-shut-roads-Britain.html
The road to madness: How eco-obsessed councils -- under cover of Covid -- have spent millions of YOUR money to shut roads across Britain

 

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On 9/14/2020 at 11:19 AM, Beregond said:

Yeah man. We must keep pushing for licensing of ALL cyclist  on road  .

All cyclist should be licensed

Otherwise, you are giving unnecessary work to the Authority.

Want to ride?  Get Licence.

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On 9/15/2020 at 2:59 PM, inlinesix said:

All cyclist should be licensed

Otherwise, you are giving unnecessary work to the Authority.

Want to ride?  Get Licence.

Change bike also no problem - hang the license plates one on chest one on the back..... Same size as car plates for easy identification! 

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1 hour ago, Volvobrick said:

Change bike also no problem - hang the license plates one on chest one on the back..... Same size as car plates for easy identification! 

That’s including all kids below 12 years old

Don’t forget to hang when cycle in PCN

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21 hours ago, Mustank said:
Must be ride for too Long tired Liao then make mistake

Riding is very fun. I love riding too. but do take breaks between riding 

He buay pai sei to complain ah .🤣

wear till like dun know what pro, cannot even ride over a 'simple small' uneven bump.

small 6 years old kids also can ride over that easily.😂

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21 hours ago, Hamburger said:

Bicycle fault.  No suspension built in.

even road sometime got more uneven bump then this. 

soon they will request they want to cycle on fighter jet runway 😅

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10 minutes ago, Beregond said:

He buay pai sei to complain ah .🤣

wear till like dun know what pro, cannot even ride over a 'simple small' uneven bump.

small 6 years old kids also can ride over that easily.😂

Don't try to be hero.

Try going through it at 30km/h.

Don't bird talk until like hero.

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