The Air Transport division oversees the planning and development of civil aviation policies in Singapore with two strategic outcomes in mind: to strengthen Singapore’s status as a leading aviation hub and to strengthen our country’s strategic influence in international organisations and fora.
The Land Transport division oversees land policies which strive to maintain a world-class land transport system that is affordable, efficient, accessible to the public, as well as one that ensures smooth flowing traffic on the roads.
The Sea Transport division oversees the following policy areas: enhancing Singapore’s position as a premier port hub, developing Singapore into an International Maritime Centre (IMC), and protecting the security of Singapore’s port and sea lanes.
The Futures and Transformation Division is responsible for developing strategies to prepare the MOT Family for future challenges and opportunities. This includes driving future-oriented transport policies in areas such as autonomous vehicles, electric vehicles and unmanned aircraft systems; and supporting strategic planning and transformation work across the MOT Family.
The International Relations and Security division coordinates and aligns our international relations engagement efforts with those of other government agencies, so as to develop holistic transport strategies and policies.
It also oversees the development of transport security policies and manages security and facilitation issues concerning the aviation, maritime and land transport sectors, as well as inter-modal security issues such as supply chain security that concerns transport, trade and facilitation.
The Corporate Communications division oversees the strategic and marketing communications functions of the Ministry. It works with the policy divisions and statutory boards to inform and educate the public on policies related to air, land and sea transport. The division also serves as the interface with the public by managing the corporate website and public feedback.
The Corporate Development (CD) Division and enables our core functions and develops the Ministry. Together with our Statutory Boards, this Division aims to turn the Ministry into a high-performing organisation by implementing best practices that optimizes resources for the attainment of transport policy goals.
It also provides oversight of strategic HR issues at the Ministry-level, focusing on talent management, key HR practices and succession planning. It also forges an engaged and high performing workforce in MOT HQ through partnering, leadership and human capital development as well as delivering on our Employee Value Proposition.
The Transport Safety Investigation Bureau (TSIB) is the air, marine and rail accidents and incidents investigation authority in Singapore. Its mission is to promote transport safety through the conduct of independent investigations into air, marine and rail accidents and incidents.