Cyclists found guilty of the offence can be fined $150.
The police reminded cyclists to abide by cycling rules and guidelines for their safety, as well as to keep the roads safe for all.
The cyclists were caught during enforcement operations conducted by officers from the Traffic Police and Land Transport Authority , the authorities said in a joint statement. During the enforcement operations, TP and LTA officers also conducted an educational outreach to raise awareness on cycling rules and guidelines.It added: “This higher composition fine amount was raised with effect from Jan 1, 2022, to improve road safety and applies to those who break other existing cycling rules.
The police reminded cyclists to abide by cycling rules and guidelines for their safety, as well as to keep the roads safe for all.
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