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very shiong! very heavy to carry and push around without powering it up to reach pcn from nearest curb. at least with bicycles can cycle on roads and footpaths to reach pcn. this is almost like a 69% ban.
very shiong! very heavy to carry and push around without powering it up to reach pcn from nearest curb. at least with bicycles can cycle on roads and footpaths to reach pcn. this is almost like a 69% ban.
PAP has the best interest of sinkies at heart. They acted to save and protect our lives and that of our loved ones. They deserve our support now and for ever more.
PAP has the best interest of sinkies at heart. They acted to save and protect our lives and that of our loved ones. They deserve our support now and for ever more.
I have never agreed with the dumb decision by the Singapore authorities to confine e scooters to the footpaths. It was bound to cause conflict.
I fully support this latest decision as it puts Singapore on the same page as countries such as Germany and France which have also banned e scooters from the sidewalks.
However it is ridiculous not to allow them on the roads. There is no difference between an e scooter and an e bike as far as safety is concerned so why allow one but not the other.
However it is ridiculous not to allow them on the roads. There is no difference between an e scooter and an e bike as far as safety is concerned so why allow one but not the other.
Yes they should be allowed on the roads. But not before passing highway code tests, properly covered by insurance, and be made to wear helmets. They could ride without having to pay road tax.