Cycling and the city


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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