DBKL urged to engage with cycling community


Many of the plastic bollards are gone from Kuala Lumpur’s bicycle lanes (in blue) on both sides of the street, exposing cyclists to passing vehicles. — LOW BOON TAT/The Star

IT is still not fully safe yet to cycle in Kuala Lumpur city centre, say cyclists.

Elena Mei Yun, who cycles from Jalan Desa Pandan to Jalan Raja Laut for work every day, shared with StarMetro her experience of cycling in the city.

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