A. Commonly Seen Cycle Track
1. Waterfront
Smart tip: Cyclists should pay attention to longitudinal marking dividing between opposing flow in a 2-way cycle track and should not ride on the right hand side of a two-way cycle track.
2. Riverside
Smart tip: For the attention of cyclists and pedestrians, cycle track must be used by cyclists and footway must be used by pedestrians.
4. Park Side
Smart tip: Cyclists should be aware of cycle track alignment, slow down the bicycle whenever necessary.
B. Important Locations on Cycle Track
1. Junction between cycle track and pedestrian crossing
Smart tip: At the intersection between cycle track and pedestrian crossing, cyclists should slow down their bicycles and watch out for pedestrians, stop and allow pedestrians to cross the crossing whenever necessary. Pedestrians should also be attended to approaching bicycles and cross the road only when it is safe to do so.
Smart tip: When riding along cycle track inside subway and approaching pedestrian crossing, cyclists should slow down and be vigilant to pedestrians because of the change of lights that may affect visibility. Whenever necessary, cyclists should stop their bicycles and allow pedestrians to cross the cycle track. Owing to darkness nature inside subway, it is difficult to recognise bicycles coming out from subway, pedestrians should thereby pay particular attention to such and make sure that there is no approaching bicycles before crossing the road.
2. Termination of cycle track / Vehicular Run In/Out and Intersection
Smart tip: Cyclists approaching the termination of cycle track and signalised traffic light crossing should take heed of traffic signs and road markings installed along the cycle track beforehand, and prepare to stop, dismount and push their bicycles to cross the crossing.
Smart tip: When approaching the intersection between cycle track and carriageway, cyclists should pay attention to traffic signs and road markings installed along the cycle track beforehand and either give way to or stop for passage of vehicles. Cyclists could leave the intersection only when vehicles are cleared of and leave the intersection.
Smart tip: Cyclists approaching vehicular run-in/out should slow down, watch out for, and prepare to stop for passage of vehicles entering/exiting the run-in/out.
3. Sharp bends or ramps
Smart tip: Cyclists should slow down, pay attention to road condition and remain balance before entering a bend.
Smart tip: When riding down ramp of cycle track, cyclists should slow down, hold balance and pay attention to traffic signs and road markings installed along and on the ramp and the traffic condition. Be prepared to stop and allow pedestrians to cross the cycle track.
Smart tip: When cycling at down-ramp of cycle track on bridge, cyclist should slow down, maintain balance and recognise traffic signs and road markings installed along and on cycle track. Cyclists should stop, dismount and push their bicycle at termination of cycle track.
C. Pavements of cycle track
D. Parking facilities
1. Inverted - U type bicycle parking racks
2. Up & Down type bicycle parking racks