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The cycling lanes can accommodate two cyclists riding abreast and will have safety features like raised Chevron-shaped markings. (The Straits Times/Chew Seng Kim)
A new 10km stretch of on-road cycling lanes in Changi East was opened to the public yesterday evening.
The dedicated 2m-wide lanes, which can accommodate two cyclists riding abreast, made their debut along with the opening of the extended Tanah Merah Coast Road.
With the new road, the 6km Changi Coast Road - a popular carriageway for sports cyclists - will be closed to facilitate airport works for Terminal 5 and a third runway.
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This is the first time dedicated bicycle lanes are making a debut on public roads on the mainland, with on-road bike lanes launched in Sentosa last year.
The demarcated lanes will have safety features, such as raised chevron markings to alert motorists when they veer into it.
This article appeared on The Straits Times newspaper website, which is a member of Asia News Network and a media partner of The Jakarta Post
