Enforcement of the new pedestrian-only paths will be «reasonable», Minister of State for Transport Baey Yam Keng assured in a Facebook post on Wednesday (July 2).Beginning on Tuesday, cyclists as well as motorised and non-motorised personal mobility device (PMD) users will face severe penalties for using pedestrian-only paths.First-time offenders can be fined up to $2,000 or jailed for up to three months, or both.Following that, some cyclists have voiced their concerns, arguing that the penalties are only applied to cyclists and mobility device users while pedestrians can still traverse both pathways legally.On Facebook group Singapore Park Connector Network (PCN) Cyclist, some users have expressed their displeasure towards the new regulation.«Not going [to] fine pedestrians but only cyclists?» One user questioned. «Why not ask the pedestrian to jaywalk on the road, and cars must give way, if not fine the driver?» Read more