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On 1/19/2021 at 10:24 PM, inlinesix said:

The sticking has been on going for years.

Relaxation of the rule was recent.

road.sg is one of shit stirring site.
Sadly the person who re-post this don’t realize it.

Get facts correctly before comments.

I disagree with this sticking in Singapore ONLY.

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i think the article refers to the stickers over the lamppost's LP1 marking, which is its identification

if i'm not wrong, every lamppost also has QR code label in order for the maintenance team to carry out routine maintenance?

if they are covered by the stickers, then the team will have a hard time

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Those with slim wheels are those speeding ones. So cyclists who do not contribute to road tax, insurance, coe and are constantly a menace on that road with no regards to traffic laws and who think they are stylo milo in their undersized lycra squeezing oxygen to their already dumb brain, want the govt to spend millions of dollars to change drain covers so they will not be stupid enough not to see them to get their slim wheels stuck and fall? Okayyy....

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9 minutes ago, Vid said:

Those with slim wheels are those speeding ones. So cyclists who do not contribute to road tax, insurance, coe and are constantly a menace on that road with no regards to traffic laws and who think they are stylo milo in their undersized lycra squeezing oxygen to their already dumb brain, want the govt to spend millions of dollars to change drain covers so they will not be stupid enough not to see them to get their slim wheels stuck and fall? Okayyy....

they deserve our pity meh?

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11 minutes ago, Vid said:

Those with slim wheels are those speeding ones. So cyclists who do not contribute to road tax, insurance, coe and are constantly a menace on that road with no regards to traffic laws and who think they are stylo milo in their undersized lycra squeezing oxygen to their already dumb brain, want the govt to spend millions of dollars to change drain covers so they will not be stupid enough not to see them to get their slim wheels stuck and fall? Okayyy....

Thanks for getting emotional with shit-stirrer.

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1 minute ago, Beregond said:

they deserve our pity meh?

Can only pity his parents, wife and children if he dies one day cycling like that

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21 minutes ago, Scion said:

i think the article refers to the stickers over the lamppost's LP1 marking, which is its identification

if i'm not wrong, every lamppost also has QR code label in order for the maintenance team to carry out routine maintenance?

if they are covered by the stickers, then the team will have a hard time

That page has always been about stirring shit.

I understand the importance of lamp post ID. 

Was the sticker put on that ID before or after MoT give its exemption?

I have no idea.

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3 minutes ago, inlinesix said:

Thanks for getting emotional with shit-stirrer.

And you totally missed the point

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On 1/21/2021 at 11:50 AM, Beregond said:

its impossible to build every thing to suit every one.

be it driving cycling or walking.

i would be say its very sad  if because of his inability to see where he going , and he change into a cyclist with lesser civic conscious.

i hope he will learn from this lesson must open eyes bigger abit and pay extra attention of such thing to avoid . instead of like u say he break the law and dun keep left anymore. really hope so.

Cycle until onto metal grating is a bit extreme. 

Even the middle of double yellow line a at least a good 15cm away. 

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On 1/19/2021 at 5:19 PM, Beregond said:

really nnb

How does the poster know the litter is from cyclists? Its been very windy and the lamp post is next to construction area. 

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Just now, Atonchia said:

Cycle until onto metal grating is a bit extreme. 

Even the middle of double yellow line a at least a good 15cm away. 

cycle over the metal grating confirm is crazy la...

i am just saying watch where u cycle.

avoid obstacle and danger like metal grating and parked vehicle, and after overtaking continue to be a good road user and a person with good civic conscious and follow the law and carry on cycling and keeping left.

its like when we driving,  got car breakdown or some good fallen of lorry onto the road, we need to keep a look out and avoid right??, we drive with our eyes on the road, similarly cycle with your eyes on the road also, if u are cycling to work or some meaningful purpose.

if u are purely cycling for leisure purpose, i advice to keep off public road, go to designated cycling lane to have your fun there. the public road is not some where to have fun, 

but of course if u insists , it perfectly all right as the law allow u to do so.

its like some 1  farting in a lift full of ppl, no law disallow it, but i would say that guy got extremely low civil  conscious.

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Just now, Karoon said:

How does the poster know the litter is from cyclists? Its been very windy and the lamp post is next to construction area. 

those cyclist even cause the dogs that live near that lamp post to be catch away by dog catcher,  cos they insists on sticking those sticker there and they feel threaten by the dogs.

pui🤬

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1 hour ago, Atonchia said:

Look like hurt quite badly. 

In all fairness he may not and likely not a reckless rider if he had ridden so close to the road shoulder.

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I got into similar accident before but not with railing.  Our road junctions have underground sensors to detect car presence. The outline of these sensors are covered with rubber material which you can make out on the road surface. On some roads these rubber strips are worn out leaving gaps wide enough for the width of a standard road bike tyre. So my tyre fell neatly into one and caused me to lose balance, couldnt unclip on time and fell on the road. My number not up yet as the truck behind me could stop in time. 😓

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27 minutes ago, Vid said:

Can only pity his parents, wife and children if he dies one day cycling like that

Dunno what this cyclist is trying to proof. 

That his brain was left at home? 

30 minutes ago, Beregond said:

they deserve our pity meh?

 

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