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An excellent article by tk published on 14 September 2011 in Yawningbread. There is a lot of interesting discussion going on at the original post. —————————————————– There has been much discussion in the Singaporean media regarding cycling recently. Unfortunately, most … Continue reading →

2011-06-26 Singapore East Coast Park, Road Safety Park Thanks to Steven Lim, the President of Safe Cycling Task Force, he conducted a “Safe Cycling Clinic” at the Road Safety Park in East Coast Park last Sunday for the LoveCyclingSG group. … Continue reading →

(This post is the personal opinion of the author, it does not necessary represent the policy of SCTF) By Chu Wa, Francis 2011-04-21 I removed the bell from my bicycle, because it doesn’t make my cycling safer. In fact having … Continue reading →

Transport for London has a nice page on “Code of conduct for cycling”. This may not be 100% applicable here, but the basic thinking applies to Singapore as well..

From Zing Lim: ——————————- Hello! This is a survey about cycling in Singapore. Whether you already cycle, don’t cycle or cannot cycle, I’d like to hear from you. I’m trying to measure the latent demand for cycling as a form … Continue reading →

What is the most efficient and effective mechanism to spread the knowledge and experience of safe cycling to the masses? What is the minimum level required before someone can ride on the road safely? Continue reading →

Cycling for everyone – lessen learnt from Netherland, Denmark, Germany John Pusher provide stunning arguments regarding why policy maker should make cycling the most attractive mode of commuting for everyone, including children and elderly. Beside the obvious environmental and health … Continue reading →

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This is a place holder for the new site of Safe Cycling Task Force (SCTF) There is not much around at the moment, but we will update relevent information very soon. Please forward your enquiry to: safecyclesg @ gmail .com