Is cycling in roads of Singapore illegal?

Cycling on roads is not illegal in Singapore. In fact, cycling is actively promoted as a healthy and environmentally friendly mode of transportation. However, there are certain rules and regulations that cyclists must follow when riding on the roads.

* Cyclists must ride on the left side of the road, next to the curb or shoulder of the road.

* Cyclists are not permitted to ride more than two abreast, unless they are part of an organised group.

* Cyclists must use a bicycle light at night or when visibility is poor.

* Cyclists must wear a helmet when riding on public roads.

* Cyclists are not allowed to use mobile phones or other electronic devices while riding.

* Cyclists must obey all traffic laws and signals, and must yield to pedestrians.

If a cyclist is caught violating any of these rules, they may be issued a fine or other penalties.