@notjustbikes in my city in Spain (Oviedo), after years of doing the bare minimum, the city council is finally doing some more serious bike and pedestrian infrastructure. This one should connect some of the farthest neighbourhoods with the city center in what's essentially a straight line. Quite excited about this.
@gyozaPower@notjustbikes Pretty similar situation here in Singapore as well. After years of putting in pretty bad and half-hearted cycling infrastructure, our country is now finally starting to put in serious cycling infrastructure. For example, in the suburban new town of Ang Mo Kio, they are constructing a new separated cycling road together with expansions works to an existing metro station (which will be a stop on a new metro line).
@gyozaPower@notjustbikes In the pic above, the three viaducts on the left are the existing metro viaducts (the new metro line stopping there will be underground), and the rightmost viaduct will be for the new cycling road that will connect to a new bicycle parking deck being constructed beside the existing station.
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