Public Education Plans to Improve Path-sharing Etiquette between Cyclists and Pedestrians

Dr Charlene Chen asked the Acting Minister for Transport (a) what feedback has the Ministry received since the introduction of Pedestrian-Only Paths and the "Stay on Track" campaign, especially in high-traffic estates; and (b) what are the Ministry's plans to step up public education so that both cyclists and pedestrians better understand path-sharing etiquette and the rules governing different paths.

Feedback received from the public were largely on instances of errant riding behaviour. Based on the feedback, hotspots with frequent instances are identified and tracked. The Land Transport Authority enforcement team conducts more regular checks in these areas.

We will continue to raise awareness on safe path use through education campaigns, partnering the community and schools, as well as directly educating users.