14.5km of new cycling paths completed in Ang Mo Kio, Bishan and Toa Payoh

SINGAPORE - Residents of Ang Mo Kio, Bishan and Toa Payoh can now use 14.5km of newly completed cycling paths in their estates.These cycling paths are the latest addition under the Land Transport Authority's Islandwide Cycling Network programme, whichLTA said on Saturday.

Ang Mo Kio residents will also be better connected to Bishan with the new cycling paths offering improved accessibility to Bishan MRT station as well as the existing Kallang Park Connector, which leads towards the Kallang Riverside Park. "With these developments, all of us can do our part to reduce our carbon footprint, and at the same time, improve our own health through walking and cycling as a way of life."

As wide, long and convenient these paths are, cyclists usually in spandex and riding a $2000++ equipment will find it unworthy of them and be on the road which parallels it and deem an entire lane being abandoned for them more fitting.

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