From July 1, 2025, cyclists in Singapore may face fines or jail time for riding on pedestrian-only paths - but is this fair, especially with minimal enforcement on pedestrians and PMD users? Elsewhere, Certis Cisco was embroiled in controversy after telling their officers on sick leave to stay home or share their live location. They removed the order after pressure from the union, but has the trust been eroded?

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(00:00) We interviewed an architect!
(00:44) Intro
(09:27) Cyclists Face Possible Jail Time
(28:35) Certis Cisco Reverses Sick Leave Policy After Backlash
(42:30) One Shiok Comment/Thing

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Cyclists Face Possible Jail Time

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