A viral video of a helmetless cyclist crashing onto the road has reignited debate over reckless cycling in Singapore, particularly among youths riding fixie bikes.

With helmets already mandatory on public roads, are existing rules doing enough to keep cyclists and other road users safe? Should dangerous cyclists face riding bans, or should Singapore introduce cycling licences and compulsory proficiency tests?

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A viral video of a helmetless cyclist crashing onto the road has reignited debate over reckless cycling in Singapore, particularly among youths riding fixie bikes.
With helmets already mandatory on public roads, are existing rules doing enough to keep cyclists and other road users safe? Should dangerous cyclists face riding bans, or should Singapore introduce cycling licences and compulsory proficiency tests?
Join Neil Humphreys &amp; Audrey Siek LIVE every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8.15am for Singapore Unfiltered.

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Join Neil Humphreys and Audrey Siek as they cover the biggest headlines, trending topics, and everyday conversations, unpacked through fresh perspectives, expert insights, and engaging discussion. From current affairs and social issues to lifestyle trends and community voices, each segment offers a different lens on what&rsquo;s happening &mdash; and what&rsquo;s worth your attention.
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Singapore Unfiltered: Viral cyclist crash sparks calls for tougher cycling rules

Child abuse cases in Singapore, including the tragic deaths of Megan Khung and Trevor Neo, have raised difficult questions about how we protect vulnerable children and whether warning signs are being missed. How do we recognise when discipline crosses the line into abuse? What happens when someone suspects a child is being harmed, and how can we intervene before it is too late?

On Talk of the Town, Let’s Talk, Singapore speaks with Justin Chan, Managing Partner of Justin Chan Chambers LLP & Dr David Teo, Deputy Medical Director, Senior Consultant Child & Adolescent and General Adult Psychiatrist at Connections MindHealth to examine the psychological impact of abuse, Singapore’s child protection system, and the legal measures available to safeguard children. We also explore why children may struggle to speak up, what happens after a report is made, and how members of the public can play a role in protecting a child at risk.

Child abuse cases in Singapore, including the tragic deaths of Megan Khung and Trevor Neo, have raised difficult questions about how we protect vulnerable children and whether warning signs are being missed. How do we recognise when discipline crosses the line into abuse? What happens when someone suspects a child is being harmed, and how can we intervene before it is too late?
On Talk of the Town, Let&rsquo;s Talk, Singapore speaks with Justin Chan, Managing Partner of Justin Chan Chambers LLP &amp; Dr David Teo, Deputy Medical Director, Senior Consultant Child &amp; Adolescent and General Adult Psychiatrist at Connections MindHealth to examine the psychological impact of abuse, Singapore&rsquo;s child protection system, and the legal measures available to safeguard children. We also explore why children may struggle to speak up, what happens after a report is made, and how members of the public can play a role in protecting a child at risk.

Talk of the Town: Child abuse in Singapore - Are we doing enough to protect our children

You've just finished a meal at a restaurant, but there's food scattered across the table, crumbs on the floor and a bit of a mess left behind by your family. Do you make an effort to tidy up before leaving, or is that part of what you're paying for? We discuss how much responsibility diners should take for the mess they leave behind.

You've just finished a meal at a restaurant, but there's food scattered across the table, crumbs on the floor and a bit of a mess left behind by your family. Do you make an effort to tidy up before leaving, or is that part of what you're paying for? We discuss how much responsibility diners should take for the mess they leave behind.

Breakfast Bites: You made a mess at a restaurant. Do you clean up?

8 matches without a win means Manchester United have now matched their worst run this century, as matters got from worst to worser for the Red Devils. With the departure of Michael Carrick now looking inevitable, could the club now face the very real threat of relegation from the Premier League?

Join Neil Humphreys & Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The Final Score only on Let's Talk Singapore | Weekdays 6-10am

8 matches without a win means Manchester United have now matched their worst run this century, as matters got from worst to worser for the Red Devils. With the departure of Michael Carrick now looking inevitable, could the club now face the very real threat of relegation from the Premier League?
Join Neil Humphreys &amp; Zia-ul Raushan - LIVE every weekday at 6.50am for The Final Score only on Let's Talk Singapore | Weekdays 6-10am

Singapore Unfiltered: Viral cyclist crash sparks calls for tougher cycling rules

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