I would like to refer to: Cycling laws in Singapore, which can be found at
http://www.ntu.edu.sg/ohs/safetyforeveryone/Documents/Singapore Laws on Cycling.pdf
However I have some questions regarding, point 7 (1).
Quote: "7. (1)
No bicycle shall be ridden on the right of another vehicle proceeding in the same direction except when overtaking such other vehicle."
In an event where the left most or "lane 3" is linked to another road such as an expressway. Where or how should the cyclist be if he wish to travel in the straight direction?
A similar law is also stated at the end of point 7
Quote: "Bicycle to be ridden on left side of road
8.
Every bicycle shall be ridden close to the left hand edge of the roadway and in such a manner as not to obstruct vehicles moving at a faster speed. Load on bicycle not to exceed 18 kg."
Which brings back the original question of where the bicycle should be.
I would also like to extend my question to bicycles turning right. When or how far or even how can a bicycle turn right on a cross junction? When would be the appropriate distance to filter into the right most or "lane 1" for the right turn?
I am unable to find the official answers online and I hope the authorities would be able to help me