Construction of Singapore’s longest elevated cycling bridge to start by October


An artist’s impression of the future link across the PIE for pedestrians and cyclists. - URBAN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

SINGAPORE: The construction of a 1.2km-long walking and cycling link across the Pan-Island Expressway near Potong Pasir will start by October and be completed by the end of 2027.

Connecting St Andrew’s Junior College and the neighbourhood park in Jalan Taman near Serangoon Road, the new link will include Singapore’s longest elevated pedestrian and cycling bridge, as well as new street-level paths and underpasses.

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