One boon of the Covid-19 pandemic is that cycling has gained in popularity both as a leisure activity and as a mode of transport.
While this development bodes well for Singapore's aspirations to become a car-lite nation, it has also led to growing tensions between motorists and cyclists as both sides navigate the sharing of road space.
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