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1 hour ago, Soya said:

Saw the 'aftermath' of some form of collision between a amdk leotard n a BMW along Holland Rd this morning 

The car won......

 

Shiok. Must be a sight to enjoy.

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https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/transport/motorists-and-cyclists-divided-on-review-of-rules-for-cycling-on-roads

Mr Saktiandi Supaat, who heads the Government Parliamentary Committee for Transport, said that instead of licensing cyclists, the focus could be to have safe cycling in the curriculum for students. The authorities could also work with bicycle workshops and retailers to help educate cyclists, he added.

Education is just one part of the equation if licensing was deemed to be not feasible, active enforcement is also very much required to complete the equation. And may I add that all those caught for infractions to also attend mandatory theory/safety lessons on the rules of the roads, in addition to heavier penalties. 

Last but not least, don't have to wait for the panel to complete their review. The authorities can already start a TP/LTA/CISCO joint operations this weekend morning to do a crackdown immediately focusing on the leotard troublemakers. It isn't that much difference from cracking down on the group of modified cars which used to race illegally around Orchard Road. 

What all responsible road users want to see are actions taken by the authorities. 

 

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1 hour ago, Soya said:

I don't get why these leotards need to endanger their own lives by die die need to cycle during peak traffic hours filled w impatient drivers rushing to work or skool and breathing in all the fresh smog

Liddat oso shiok meh?

 

 

You know some people they like the "near death" experience? For these group of cyclists probably after they completed their cyclist, they will probably feel so great about "I feel SO ALIVE!"

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28 minutes ago, Lethalstrike said:

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/transport/motorists-and-cyclists-divided-on-review-of-rules-for-cycling-on-roads

 

 

Education is just one part of the equation if licensing was deemed to be not feasible, active enforcement is also very much required to complete the equation. And may I add that all those caught for infractions to also attend mandatory theory/safety lessons on the rules of the roads, in addition to heavier penalties. 

Last but not least, don't have to wait for the panel to complete their review. The authorities can already start a TP/LTA/CISCO joint operations this weekend morning to do a crackdown immediately focusing on the leotard troublemakers. It isn't that much difference from cracking down on the group of modified cars which used to race illegally around Orchard Road. 

What all responsible road users want to see are actions taken by the authorities. 

 

Some of the black sheep cyclists we seen here are not 3 year old kid but a full growth adult and mostly are a parent themselves. Why education is needed for them not to block and cause inconvenience to other road users while they still continue to cycle as if nothing happens is beyond my understanding. This kind of safety and consideration should be a common sense. 

I do agree that we need more authorities to discipline these group of black sheeps but we cannot have authorities round the island.

Once again, it's a first world problem, simple yet humans make it complicated.

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48 minutes ago, inlinesix said:

1. On his way to work.

2. On his way home after morning ride.

This morning 7+am, I ride through Holland Road towards Orchard Road.

Reached Claymore Connect around 7:30 am.  Had post-ride coffee and left for home at 8 am.

You have to understand, when a cyclist is seen donning skin tight apparel and riding an expensive road bike on the roads nowadays, he/she is automatically a troublemaker.

Riding to work to contribute to GDP? Go F yourself because you are holding everyone up during peak hours. 

Just like last time, when you are driving a Honda EG6/EK4/9, Evo, WRX etc, you are automatically labelled as an ah beng and you are an illegal street racer. Now, you drive VW Scirocco you will be labelled the same. 

That's how humans behave, we cannot get around stereotyping and dogma. A cyclist will kpkb a driver, a driver will kpkb a cyclist. Ban cycling? Then drivers will go back to kpkb at each other 😂

 

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3 minutes ago, Lethalstrike said:

You have to understand, when a cyclist is seen donning skin tight apparel and riding an expensive road bike on the roads nowadays, he/she is automatically a troublemaker.

Riding to work to contribute to GDP? Go F yourself because you are holding everyone up during peak hours. 

Just like last time, when you are driving a Honda EG6/EK4/9, Evo, WRX etc, you are automatically labelled as an ah beng and you are an illegal street racer. Now, you drive VW Scirocco you will be labelled the same. 

That's how humans behave, we cannot get around stereotyping and dogma. A cyclist will kpkb a driver, a driver will kpkb a cyclist. Ban cycling? Then drivers will go back to kpkb at each other 😂

This morning, I saw a lot of cars cutting through double continuous line to exit Holland Road (before Farrer Road overpass).

Maybe I should sent to TP🤭

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13 minutes ago, Heartbreakid said:

Some of the black sheep cyclists we seen here are not 3 year old kid but a full growth adult and mostly are a parent themselves. Why education is needed for them not to block and cause inconvenience to other road users while they still continue to cycle as if nothing happens is beyond my understanding. This kind of safety and consideration should be a common sense. 

I do agree that we need more authorities to discipline these group of black sheeps but we cannot have authorities round the island.

Once again, it's a first world problem, simple yet humans make it complicated.

Good answer, but not applicable to just errant cyclists. It's the same as why insured, licensed and plated drivers still want to drive like dicks causing dangers and inconveniences to others. I'm sure they are all above 18 and reasonably educated to behave. 

Crackdown operations have a deterrence effect and it serves as a major warning to the targeted trouble making group that the authorities are now sitting up and taking action. They can't be everywhere all the time, but the message has to be sent. That's most important. 

 

 

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1 hour ago, Heartbreakid said:

You know some people they like the "near death" experience? For these group of cyclists probably after they completed their cyclist, they will probably feel so great about "I feel SO ALIVE!"

Yolo! Juz like the Tg pagar bmw guy? Juz doing what he loved.....

 

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2 hours ago, inlinesix said:

This morning, I saw a lot of cars cutting through double continuous line to exit Holland Road (before Farrer Road overpass).

Maybe I should sent to TP🤭

please do.  I did it last week. Need to help the country rebuild the 100Bn reserves spent.

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4 hours ago, Jellandross said:

No need think so complicatedly lah... create a Leotard Cycling Act to license and regulate the leotard retards enough already. Wear leotards cycle must have license don't want to register license don't wear leotards cycle. 

Or go after their sponsors pasted all over their stoopid jerseys and shorts

Oh wait....they're not sponsored??

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, Lethalstrike said:

Good answer, but not applicable to just errant cyclists. It's the same as why insured, licensed and plated drivers still want to drive like dicks causing dangers and inconveniences to others. I'm sure they are all above 18 and reasonably educated to behave. 

Crackdown operations have a deterrence effect and it serves as a major warning to the targeted trouble making group that the authorities are now sitting up and taking action. They can't be everywhere all the time, but the message has to be sent. That's most important. 

 

 

Unfortunately this current lot of silver service/millionstars lack the resolve to tackle these issues. Like littering/smoking in non designated areas.  I think they feel they are powerless against the large number of culprits and just give up/heck care.  Enforce or don't, 马照跑。舞照跳,薪水照拿.

 

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23 minutes ago, Volvobrick said:

Unfortunately this current lot of silver service/millionstars lack the resolve to tackle these issues. Like littering/smoking in non designated areas.  I think they feel they are powerless against the large number of culprits and just give up/heck care.  Enforce or don't, 马照跑。舞照跳,薪水照拿.

 

Need to wait for people to die first, and I'm not saying out of jest. 

After Tanjong Pagar BMW M4, within the next few weeks immediately had sting operations at Yishun Dam stopping all suspicious cars/bikes for illegal modifications. 

After someone got killed at the pavements by PMDs, CISCO got tasked to mount operations across the PCNs. Flying kick at a PMD trying to escape as well. 

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10 minutes ago, Lethalstrike said:

Need to wait for people to die along Pedestrian Pavement first, and I'm not saying out of jest. 

After Tanjong Pagar BMW M4, within the next few weeks immediately had sting operations at Yishun Dam stopping all suspicious cars/bikes for illegal modifications. 

After someone got killed at the pavements by PMDs, CISCO got tasked to mount operations across the PCNs. Flying kick at a PMD trying to escape as well. 

Added clarity.

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11 minutes ago, Lethalstrike said:

Need to wait for people to die first, and I'm not saying out of jest. 

After Tanjong Pagar BMW M4, within the next few weeks immediately had sting operations at Yishun Dam stopping all suspicious cars/bikes for illegal modifications. 

After someone got killed at the pavements by PMDs, CISCO got tasked to mount operations across the PCNs. Flying kick at a PMD trying to escape as well. 

Many of those stings involve catching chao ah beng. Easy prey

Now dunno if they brave enuf. Maybe they scared wing mirror kena whack off.....

 

 

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1 hour ago, Volvobrick said:

Unfortunately this current lot of silver service/millionstars lack the resolve to tackle these issues. Like littering/smoking in non designated areas.  I think they feel they are powerless against the large number of culprits and just give up/heck care.  Enforce or don't, 马照跑。舞照跳,薪水照拿.

 

talk until got tiger and dragon, the 1 and only reason cyclist reject a number plate is once a number plate is install, they cannot do this and get away anymore. heaven know, earth know u know i know

https://youtu.be/_MNT7VyV-BE

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24 minutes ago, Beregond said:

talk until got tiger and dragon, the 1 and only reason cyclist reject a number plate is once a number plate is install, they cannot do this and get away anymore. heaven know, earth know u know i know

https://youtu.be/_MNT7VyV-BE

Can't even argue your point across.  You should consider abstain from this thread la

 

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6 hours ago, Fcw75 said:

Shiok. Must be a sight to enjoy.

Can share pic? I want to check whether is really enjoy or not ☹️

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