Rod said...
"Yea im a teen and i enjoy cycling and its true i believe LTA should Draw some kind of dotted line on the road to allow cars to gauge how big the gap is to overtake a cyclist so its safer that way."
Back2Nature said...
"I think Rod's idea is simple and effective. Hope this can be done.
- 1) It supports the current driving lesson and raise the awareness to drivers who may missed or have forgotten about how to safely over take bicycles.
- 2) It is cheap. A very sparsely spaced, e.g. 20m gaps, dashed line will do. Can start from heavy bicycle traffic roads first.
- 3) It is technically and legally not a cycling lane. Thus, it doesn't go against LTA's [wrong] argument on space limitation.
- 4) It should encourage more to ride on roads, thus may eventually create the demand/reason/rationale/need/etc. for the authority to start converting some of these into proper cycling lanes."
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only cyclist can come up with such brilliant idea.
LTA should encourage staff to cycle to work. I am sure they too will come up with many innovative and practical ideas once they try cycling on the roads they have help to built.
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