Make roads safer for cyclists


Dicing with danger: Cyclists in Ipoh are taking a risk cycling on federal roads as they have to share the space with other road users. — RONNIE CHIN/The Star

OUTDOOR cycling has made a welcome return among Perakians following the government’s decision to allow all recreational activities as the nation moves into the endemic phase of Covid-19.

Confined to residential areas or forced to rely on stationary exercise bikes during the movement control order period, cycling enthusiasts expressed their relief at being able to get back on the road.

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