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Putting More Sense Into Regulations On Bike Lanes

Manila Bulletin

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June 15, 2021

Let us be reminded once again of the value of the bicycle, the simple yet efficient means of active transport. The pandemic and its social limitations have thrust bicycles to the forefront as one of the most accessible and possibly safest ways to get around the city or neighborhood.

Putting More Sense Into Regulations On Bike Lanes

In just over a year, we’ve seen every major city in Metro Manila and Davao rapidly work to create bicycle lanes on some of their busiest roads. In some cases, they’re protected by barriers, poles, or a concrete curb. Others are only separated from cars with a painted line. In either case, we’re also glad traffic authorities are doing the best they can to keep it exclusively for bicycles and other active transport users.

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