Motor vehicles travel too fast on the streets of Singapore, says British expert.

[Leongsam]

British 'expert' conclude so easy?

Here is one:

British empire and colonisation is the root cause of endless world turmoil today.

Without the British Singapore would be like Batam. It is the British that put the Island on the Map.

You also have to thank the Brits for HK. They taught the chinks proper manners. You wouldn't see a chink shitting in the streets when the Brits ruled Hong Kong.

Once the Chinese took over things started going downhill rapidly.

 

[mojito]

Same reasoning as people in Singapore make too much money! If they make less, it will help them slow down enjoy life more. Bo koleng mah, tio boh?

 

[eatshitndie]

The problem in Singapore is the weather.

So hot. So humid.

Who wants to walk and be covered in sweat?

That's why people want aircon everywhere. Car. Train. Bus. Got aircon suit?

Sinkieland is hell on earth weather wise.

not so bad if cycling. induced breeze while going 16.9 mph can cool off body if you continue peddling. can stop under shady trees for a sip of 100plus after every 69 km round trip. i’ve done this several times at noon in sg’s brutal heat and humidity. it becums tolerable and in fact shiok once you sweat profusely while peddling from one end to the other with no one else on the pcn. in fact noon in sg is best time to cycle.

 

[nayr69sg]

not so bad if cycling. induced breeze while going 16.9 mph can cool off body if you continue peddling. can stop under shady trees for a sip of 100plus after every 69 km round trip. i’ve done this several times at noon in sg’s brutal heat and humidity. it becums tolerable and in fact shiok once you sweat profusely while peddling from one end to the other with no one else on the pcn. in fact noon in sg is best time to cycle.

Still sweat and stinky. That's how hell is.

 

[eatshitndie]

Still sweat and stinky. That's how hell is.

after a bout of orgasmic sex, it also gets sweaty and stinky. almost the same feeling of ecstasy.

 

[syed putra]

UK is in a period of transition so there's going to be some friction in the short term.

However at the end of the journey London and other major cities will become a haven for cyclists and other PMDs and cars will be a thing of the past.

Copenhagen to ban electric scooters from city centre
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Electric scooter rental had become a symbol of the ‘sharing economy’. (Twitter pic/BenMBland)
COPENHAGEN: The city of Copenhagen wants to ban electric scooter rentals from the city centre, officials said Friday, in what would be one most strict regulations against a symbol of the new, “sharing economy”.
“It will no longer be possible to rent or park an electric scooter in the majority of Copenhagen’s most built-up areas from Jan 1,” the city’s environmental and technical services department said in an email to AFP.
In practice, the measure will ban scooters from the historic city centre and adjacent neighbourhoods, where it is already prohibited to park them.
“Unfortunately, we have encountered major problems with these electric scooters… It is extremely difficult for seniors to get around when they are left laying about,” municipal councillor Rune Dybvad said on TV2.












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The measure needs to be approved by the municipal council but enjoys widespread support.
Despite being a symbol of the “sharing economy”, riders are not always generous or caring of others, zipping between pedestrians and leaving scooters poorly parked, thus prompting a number of cities to adopt strict regulations on their use.