Have you ever come across this cycling path along Block 626 Pasir Ris Drive 3?
The path has recently baffled netizens due to its perceived odd design — reaching a dead-end after only a few metres.
While some had called out the design’s impracticality, others highlighted that it was likely part of older initiatives by the Town Council.
On Monday (20 May), a Facebook user took to the SG PCN Cyclist group to share a video he took of the path.
In the clip, he was cycling on the pedestrian walkway with the cycling path to his left.
The video shows the cycling path cut off by a dead-end after just a few metres.
The OP expressed that although most paths are excellent, others, like the path in question, were “built with users with strollers in mind”.
He also questioned the need to repave the path as he felt that it wasted resources.
In the comments, many netizens echoed the cyclist’s sentiments.
One user similarly questioned the path’s design, claiming that such paths would abruptly cut off while they were in the midst of cycling.
Another commenter remarked that while the retaining wall design was practical, it did not make sense to build an adjacent cycling path.
Some also joked that cyclists would need to “bunny hop” to get to the path on the other side.
Meanwhile, there were others who highlighted that the design was created decades ago.
One user mentioned that over 30 years ago, the site used to be a straight road with no residences in the vicinity.
However, staircases and intersections were subsequently built due to the development of new housing.
MS News has reached out to Pasir Ris-Punggol Town Council for more information.
Also read: 18km cycling route with seaside views opens between Pasir Ris Park & East Coast Park
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Featured image adapted from Facebook.
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