Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Construction of Extended Cycling Path Network

Debated in Parliament on 4 Sep 2020.

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Dennis Tan Lip Fong asked the Minister for Transport for an update on the progress of the extended cycling path network and the expected delays due to COVID-19 disruptions.
Ong Ye Kung stated that the pandemic has affected the availability of construction materials and workers, potentially delaying the completion of cycling path projects by up to 12 months.
The government reaffirmed its commitment to expand the cycling network from 460 km to 1,300 km by 2030 to promote safe and convenient active mobility.

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Dennis Tan Lip Fong

Mr Dennis Tan Lip Fong asked the Minister for Transport whether he can provide an update on the progress of the construction of the extended cycling path network and the delay to be expected given the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 crisis.

Ong Ye Kung

Due to COVID-19, which affected the availability of cycling path construction materials and workers, there may be delays of up to 12 months for the completion of cycling path projects.

The Government remains committed to tripling our cycling paths from 460km now to around 1300km by 2030, under the Islandwide Cycling Network. This will support the uptake of active mobility in a way that is safe and convenient for all path users.

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Dennis Tan Lip Fong asked the Minister for Transport for an update on the progress of the extended cycling path network and the expected delays due to COVID-19 disruptions.
Ong Ye Kung stated that the pandemic has affected the availability of construction materials and workers, potentially delaying the completion of cycling path projects by up to 12 months.
The government reaffirmed its commitment to expand the cycling network from 460 km to 1,300 km by 2030 to promote safe and convenient active mobility.

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Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Construction of Extended Cycling Path Network

Debated in Parliament on 4 Sep 2020.

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Dennis Tan Lip Fong asked the Minister for Transport for an update on the progress of the extended cycling path network and the expected delays due to COVID-19 disruptions.
Ong Ye Kung stated that the pandemic has affected the availability of construction materials and workers, potentially delaying the completion of cycling path projects by up to 12 months.
The government reaffirmed its commitment to expand the cycling network from 460 km to 1,300 km by 2030 to promote safe and convenient active mobility.

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Dennis Tan Lip Fong

Ong Ye Kung

Due to COVID-19, which affected the availability of cycling path construction materials and workers, there may be delays of up to 12 months for the completion of cycling path projects.

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Dennis Tan Lip Fong asked the Minister for Transport for an update on the progress of the extended cycling path network and the expected delays due to COVID-19 disruptions.
Ong Ye Kung stated that the pandemic has affected the availability of construction materials and workers, potentially delaying the completion of cycling path projects by up to 12 months.
The government reaffirmed its commitment to expand the cycling network from 460 km to 1,300 km by 2030 to promote safe and convenient active mobility.

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Dennis Tan Lip Fong

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Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Construction of Extended Cycling Path Network

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Ong Ye Kung

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