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Registration of bicycles, licensing of cyclists may not make roads safer, say observers Toggle share menu Advertisement Registration of bicycles, licensing of cyclists may not make roads safer, say observers A man wearing a face mask cycles past buildings in the financial business district in Singapore on Jun 11, 2020. (Photo: AFP/Roslan Rahman) 15 Apr 2021 05:20PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: Requiring cyclists to be licensed or bicycles to be registered may not have the desired effect of keeping roads in Singapore safe, say observers, noting tha...

Folded up piece of paper 'not the same as a tax disc' warn Limerick gardai as uninsured car is seized Reporter: ');  '); A MOTORIST is facing prosecution after an eagle-eyed garda observed a "folded piece of paper" on the windscreen of a car parked near a busy Limerick garda station. Upon further investigation, it emerged the paper was located where the tax disc should have been displayed. "No, a folded up piece of paper is not the same as a tax disc!" read a post on social media highlighting the detection which was made at Henry Street in the city centre.

Share this article Share this article ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. By 2025, market revenue is expected to grow at 6.6% CAGR for the bikesharing market with in excess of 127 thousand units in operation, and at 25.4% CAGR for the shared scooter market that is expected to have more than 100 thousand units in operation. The globally ongoing revolution in mobility technology and business model innovations will disrupt urban ecosystems, changing the way people, goods, and information are transported and localized within cities. In recent years, shared micromobility services, such as dockless...

Part of Lachine Canal path to be accessible year-round after snow-clearing deal reached Annabelle Olivier © Brayden Jagger Haines/Global News A cyclist is seen using the multipurpose path by the Lachine Canal on Friday, Dec. 22, 2020. Montreal's Sud-Ouest borough has reached what it describes as a "historic" deal with Parks Canada, in connection with snow removal on the Lachine Canal multipurpose path. The path, which links the borough of LaSalle to Ville-Marie via the Sud-Ouest, will now be accessible year-round. In a news release, the Sud-Ouest borough said it will be res...

Part of Lachine Canal bike path to be cleared for cyclists this winter As part of an agreement reached between Montreal's Sud-Ouest borough and Parks Canada, 2.5 kilometres of the bike path on the north side of the canal, running from Atwater Avenue to De la Commune Street will be cleared of snow as of January.  Social Sharing