could cycling be used as a mean of transport? Or there are just too many cars, high fines

BTW what about road cycling (not mountain cycling) - I expect there's not possibility to make too long trips if any.
Miso
Low Crime does not mean no Crimemiso wrote:That's bad... So that was about the low criminality
I saw somewhere post about mounain bikes but what about the situation on the road? Too high traffic?
Hi Mohan2,mohan2 wrote:I have a friend he use a folding bike to combine his commuting with MRT. He rides from home to MRT, fold his bike and bring it with him in the MRT. Then he rides to work from the other MRT station. It seems this is working quite well for him since he has been doing this for more then a few months. I guess it is easier to ride to MRT compare to finding a safe route all the way from home to work, if you are not living very close to your office.
Hi Johnny, he is on trip right now but I remember he did mention that folding bike is allowed in MRT-as long as it is folded. I would suggest you do a search e.g. Yahoo or Google: folding bike MRT, it should generate something interesting?johnny wrote:
Hi Mohan2,
I am very interested, I heard it's quite common in Europe(?) but never heard it can be done in Singapore. Can you tell more about how your friend bring his folding bike into MRT, is it officially allowed? Does he need to put it into a bag to hide it? I live in the East, I take taxi everyday, thinking of cycling, but i am worry the bike get stolen from the station. a folding bike would be a great solution since i would be able to ride it at both end of MRT trip and never need to leave it at the station.
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