#TakeNote 🚕🚗 In line with the prevailing safe management measures to reduce COVID-19 transmission, commuters from different households are required to adhere to the current two-passenger limit until 21 Nov 2021.
This does not apply to those who live in the same household. For instance, a parent can travel with his/her children if they live together.
Check out our visuals for more details.
This does not apply to those who live in the same household. For instance, a parent can travel with his/her children if they live together.
Check out our visuals for more details.
October 21, 2021
#GoodNews We’ve recently completed the implementation of Pedestrian-Only Paths at Toa Payoh! 🚶
#DidYouKnow To enhance pedestrian safety, especially for the elderly and children, 200km of footpaths adjacent to cycling paths will be converted to Pedestrian-Only Paths where feasible.
These paths will provide active mobility device users and pedestrians better clarity on which paths they should use. Check out the visuals for more details.
#Reminder Be gracious and keep to the correct paths to ensure safer journeys for all. 🚲🛴
#TakeNote ⚠️ Enforcement against those riding on these Pedestrian-Only Paths will commence from 1 July 2025.
#DidYouKnow To enhance pedestrian safety, especially for the elderly and children, 200km of footpaths adjacent to cycling paths will be converted to Pedestrian-Only Paths where feasible.
These paths will provide active mobility device users and pedestrians better clarity on which paths they should use. Check out the visuals for more details.
#Reminder Be gracious and keep to the correct paths to ensure safer journeys for all. 🚲🛴
#TakeNote ⚠️ Enforcement against those riding on these Pedestrian-Only Paths will commence from 1 July 2025.
January 21
#DidYouKnow In 2024, the number of offences involving personal mobility aid (PMA) lookalikes increased by more than five times compared to 2023? Common offences include riding non-compliant devices, and riding on wrong paths.
#TakeNote ⚠️ PMA lookalikes, which typically have more than one seat, are classified as personal mobility devices (PMDs). PMDs are only allowed on cycling paths and shared paths. They must also comply with device criteria and be UL2272-certified. Offenders may be fined up to $10,000 and/or jailed for up to 6 months.
We have been taking firm action, and will continue to do so, against errant users and retailers of non-compliant devices. Do exercise caution and only purchase compliant active mobility devices.
➡️ Know the differences between mobility scooters and their lookalikes below and learn more about active mobility rules at go.gov.sg/amrules
#TakeNote ⚠️ PMA lookalikes, which typically have more than one seat, are classified as personal mobility devices (PMDs). PMDs are only allowed on cycling paths and shared paths. They must also comply with device criteria and be UL2272-certified. Offenders may be fined up to $10,000 and/or jailed for up to 6 months.
We have been taking firm action, and will continue to do so, against errant users and retailers of non-compliant devices. Do exercise caution and only purchase compliant active mobility devices.
➡️ Know the differences between mobility scooters and their lookalikes below and learn more about active mobility rules at go.gov.sg/amrules
February 20