Mapping Singapore’s cycling landscape with this Fil-Am and his folding bike | via MultiSportPH
A perk of being on two wheels is easier access to views like this. His videos are wonderful at capturing cycling paths in Singapore. But what I can say is that biking will definitely enhance my love for making videos. It might help me finally find my audience.It’s already taught me to see sidewalks differently! As a pedestrian, I would only notice the pedestrian crossing and the bus stops. But now as a leisure cyclist, I can see patterns on sidewalks and park connectors .
With my foldie, I’m planning to conquer every park in the city. Some might find it funny as these parks might look the same after X visits. But I’m looking at exploring the city’s numerous park connectors, which means I can find different cafes and hawkers for a nice pit stop. “I enjoy the biking infrastructure in Singapore. It’s a very easy city to navigate. The integration of MRT stations, bus stops, parks, and park connectors are amazing”
The downtown area might seem intimidating for the uninitiated, but it is paradise for joggers and cyclists alike. You can safely bike from home to the Merlion.if you’re cycling on roads. You can’t use a mobile phone while on a bike in motion. Front and rear lights must be installed and activated from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. There are different speed limits like its 10km/h “jogging pace” on normal sidewalks versus up to 25 km/h on park connectors, which have clearly demarcated cycling paths.