Syamsul says more people have taken up cycling to stay active.
IN envisioning Putrajaya as the city of choice for cyclists, the Federal Territories Ministry rolled out a pilot project late last year.
The project involves an 18km stretch, marked with blue dashed lines on the extreme left lane of several roads in the administrative capital, including Persiaran Timur, Persiaran Utara and Lebuh Sentosa.
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PjC staff members testing out a stretch proposed for the bicycle lane project in December last year, before the blue dashed lines were drawn.
Persiaran Timur is part of the strecth whereby the extreme left lane with blue dashed lines will be shared with cyclist.
Front cover graphics note to artist: Guide to draw front page graphics - of cyclist/s cycling inside blue dashed lines in Putrajaya
Once cleared, cyclists will be able to use the underused motorcycle lane (left) on Persiaran Timur as well as the main road with blue dashed lines.
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