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119 cyclist articles

Eurokars and MG SG support charity ride for Tour de Cure
Although the full journey was not able to be completed due to an accident, the Specialized Mavericks' charity ride was still celebrated with aplomb.
MG News
Back to basics: Skoda honours heritage with UCI partnership
Skoda's partnership with UCI will see the brand become the Official Partner for the UCI Mountain Bike and Gravel World Championships.
Skoda News
Subaru Forester gets five-star rating ahead of U.K. release
The Subaru Forester has managed to attain a five-star overall 2024 Euro NCAP rating, scoring maximum points in tests like the CRS installation check.
Subaru News
Cyclists to be barred from footpaths next to cycling paths
Bicycles and non-motorised Personal Mobility Devices will be barred from utilising footpaths that are adjacent to cycling paths from 1 July 2025.
LTA News
Bukit Batok West first to pilot 'Friendly Streets'
Each pilot town gets a customised set of Friendly Street features, to make walking and cycling in the town a safe and pleasant experience for residents.
LTA News
Going car-lite: Is cycling going to make a difference?
With 1,300km of cycling paths set to be built by 2030, it's worth exploring whether it will actually encourage more people to go car-lite.
Features
More cycling paths expected in west Singapore from 2024
Clementi, Bukit Batok, Jurong West, and Queenstown to welcome new cycling routes for improved intra-region connectivity and greener commutes.
LTA News
Friendly Streets pilot to commence in five neighbourhoods
Ang Mo Kio, Bukit Batok West, Tampines, Toa Payoh, and West Coast can all look forward to new pedestrian and cyclist-friendly features!
LTA News
Seletar Sunday Cycling Lane to become permanent after six-month pilot
The move follows observations that most users had adhered to their allocated lanes, with traffic and bus operations continuing smoothly in the process.
LTA News
AMAP recommends cyclists be allowed to ride two abreast
Cycle two abreast if you want but keep to groups to 10 maximum, the AMAP has recommended in its report on on-road cycling in Singapore.
Other News
Panel to study implementing tests and licencing for road cyclists
An expert panel will study whether theory tests and licenses should be required for cyclists to ride on Singapore's roads.
Other News
Driving in the wet is no rocket science, here's how you can stay safe
Accidents pile up when it starts raining, driving in wet weather can be precarious, but is it really so difficult? Here are 5 things to look out for.
Miscellaneous Advice
Skoda to be official Tour de France partner for 17th time
Skoda is showing its support and will be the official main partner for the Tour de France for the 17th time supporting and accompanying since 2004.
Skoda News
Code of conduct for pedestrians rolled out
The first-ever code of conduct here involving pedestrians has been rolled out in order to foster a safer and more responsible path-sharing environment.
Other News
Fatal accidents at record low, but elderly and motorcyclists still at risk
The number of fatal accidents and road deaths in 2019 has dropped to a record low, but the elderly and motorcyclists are still at risk.
Accidents News
Skodas in service - Charity Bike 'n' Blade 2019
In the second year of supporting the Charity Bike 'n' Blade cycling event, we got a chance to ride with Skoda to find out how effective its cars are.
Features
PMD in fatal crash exceeded weight, width limit: LTA
The e-scooter that collided with a 65-year-old cyclist, and causing her death, was a non-compliant personal mobility device.
Accidents News
Cyclists and PMD users concerned over ban in common areas
Cyclists and PMD users are expressing concern over a ban on the use of bicycles and PMDs in common properties in HDB estates.
Other News
Motorised PMDs far riskier than manual ones: Study
A study by a trauma specialist here has shown that motorised personal mobility devices trebled the risk of severe injury compared with non-motorised devices.
Other News
Divided views on PMDs leading to low graciousness on the road
While a majority of personal mobility device users believe they are considerate towards pedestrians, other road users think otherwise.
Other News

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119 cyclist articles

Eurokars and MG SG support charity ride for Tour de Cure
Although the full journey was not able to be completed due to an accident, the Specialized Mavericks' charity ride was still celebrated with aplomb.
MG News
Back to basics: Skoda honours heritage with UCI partnership
Skoda's partnership with UCI will see the brand become the Official Partner for the UCI Mountain Bike and Gravel World Championships.
Skoda News
Subaru Forester gets five-star rating ahead of U.K. release
The Subaru Forester has managed to attain a five-star overall 2024 Euro NCAP rating, scoring maximum points in tests like the CRS installation check.
Subaru News
Cyclists to be barred from footpaths next to cycling paths
Bicycles and non-motorised Personal Mobility Devices will be barred from utilising footpaths that are adjacent to cycling paths from 1 July 2025.
LTA News
Bukit Batok West first to pilot 'Friendly Streets'
Each pilot town gets a customised set of Friendly Street features, to make walking and cycling in the town a safe and pleasant experience for residents.
LTA News
Going car-lite: Is cycling going to make a difference?
With 1,300km of cycling paths set to be built by 2030, it's worth exploring whether it will actually encourage more people to go car-lite.
Features
More cycling paths expected in west Singapore from 2024
Clementi, Bukit Batok, Jurong West, and Queenstown to welcome new cycling routes for improved intra-region connectivity and greener commutes.
LTA News
Friendly Streets pilot to commence in five neighbourhoods
Ang Mo Kio, Bukit Batok West, Tampines, Toa Payoh, and West Coast can all look forward to new pedestrian and cyclist-friendly features!
LTA News
Seletar Sunday Cycling Lane to become permanent after six-month pilot
The move follows observations that most users had adhered to their allocated lanes, with traffic and bus operations continuing smoothly in the process.
LTA News
AMAP recommends cyclists be allowed to ride two abreast
Cycle two abreast if you want but keep to groups to 10 maximum, the AMAP has recommended in its report on on-road cycling in Singapore.
Other News
Panel to study implementing tests and licencing for road cyclists
An expert panel will study whether theory tests and licenses should be required for cyclists to ride on Singapore's roads.
Other News
Driving in the wet is no rocket science, here's how you can stay safe
Accidents pile up when it starts raining, driving in wet weather can be precarious, but is it really so difficult? Here are 5 things to look out for.
Miscellaneous Advice
Skoda to be official Tour de France partner for 17th time
Skoda is showing its support and will be the official main partner for the Tour de France for the 17th time supporting and accompanying since 2004.
Skoda News
Code of conduct for pedestrians rolled out
The first-ever code of conduct here involving pedestrians has been rolled out in order to foster a safer and more responsible path-sharing environment.
Other News
Fatal accidents at record low, but elderly and motorcyclists still at risk
The number of fatal accidents and road deaths in 2019 has dropped to a record low, but the elderly and motorcyclists are still at risk.
Accidents News
Skodas in service - Charity Bike 'n' Blade 2019
In the second year of supporting the Charity Bike 'n' Blade cycling event, we got a chance to ride with Skoda to find out how effective its cars are.
Features
PMD in fatal crash exceeded weight, width limit: LTA
The e-scooter that collided with a 65-year-old cyclist, and causing her death, was a non-compliant personal mobility device.
Accidents News
Cyclists and PMD users concerned over ban in common areas
Cyclists and PMD users are expressing concern over a ban on the use of bicycles and PMDs in common properties in HDB estates.
Other News
Motorised PMDs far riskier than manual ones: Study
A study by a trauma specialist here has shown that motorised personal mobility devices trebled the risk of severe injury compared with non-motorised devices.
Other News
Divided views on PMDs leading to low graciousness on the road
While a majority of personal mobility device users believe they are considerate towards pedestrians, other road users think otherwise.
Other News

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