Harbourfront visitors will be able to cycle from Central to Wan Chai with a range of rental bicycles under a new government scheme launching at the end of August. According to documents […]
Lawmakers yesterday took advantage of a debate on mandatory cycle helmets to push for a tougher regulatory regime for bicycle riders including driving licences, speed limits and further road restrictions. During a […]
Update 11 July: In this story originally published 10 July, 2022 we claimed the maximum penalty for not wearing an approved cycle helmet to be at Level 2, ie $5,000 and […]
Police have conducted a two-day “anti-cycling” operation in New Territories North, issuing 187 summonses for cycling offences. Commuters and leisure riders alike found themselves summonsed to court for offences such as failing […]
People riding bikes were the target of the regular Yuen Long police “traffic day” this quarter, with 66 cyclists summonsed over the three day operation and “about 238 relevant leaflets” distributed. Taking […]
One of the most famous and picturesque stretches of the New Territories cycle track has been destroyed by construction work for a new Community Isolation Facility (CIF). Cyclists and commuters using the […]
Villagers who steal Tai Po cycle lanes for use as their own private driveways are getting a free pass from Transport Department (TD), which now says it has not reported stolen or […]
Police ticketed 210 cyclists in New Territories North over the weekend, building on the government’s “Goldensun” cycling crusade with a new-style operation to catch riders cycling without lights. Cops said the “anti-cycling […]
New Territories police ticketed 203 cyclists in a two-day operation last week, targeting “cyclists without lights” and other offences such as failing to comply with traffic signs. The campaign, which ran from […]
Police arrested 26 e-mobility users and ticketed a further 98 cyclists in Shatin, Ma On Shan and Lantau this week in an extensive operation to eradicate electric mobility devices. Under the on-going […]
