Road Repurposing

LTA is studying how Singapore's road infrastructure can better support walking and cycling in neighbourhood centres to create a more liveable and inclusive environment for all. As part of this, we are exploring possible locations where part of the road can be pedestrianised or converted to create wider footpaths or cycling paths. A pedestrianised street is similar to a very wide footpath, whereby the road is closed off to vehicles and reserved for pedestrians, bicycles, non-motorised Personal Mobility Devices (PMDs), and Personal Mobility Aids (PMA). In some instances, where it is safe and feasible to do so, the repurposed roads may also be used for community activities. Features may also be added to prioritise public transport or to improve its accessibility and connectivity. We believe that feedback from the community is important in creating a safer and more inclusive transport environment for all. LTA welcomes you to provide your feedback through our regular feedback channel. More projects will be announced progressively.