Urban planners question Metro 3 ban on cycles for last-mile connectivity

Urban planners and architects have raised concerns over Metro 3's policy prohibiting cycles on the network, arguing it contradicts sustainable mobility goals.

The restriction limits cyclists' ability to use the metro line for last-mile connectivity, forcing commuters to rely on other transport modes. Critics say the ban reduces the effectiveness of the metro as part of an integrated public transport system.

Experts advocate for allowing cycles on designated metro sections to promote eco-friendly commuting and bridge the gap between transit nodes and final destinations.