Land Transport
Singapore is among the most densely populated countries in the world. Like other urban cities, we face the challenges of growing transport demand and the constraints of physical space.
Thus, we do more than meet the needs of today – we also anticipate tomorrow’s needs and develop an efficient transport system that will move us into the future. We have thus established a three-pronged approach.
Public Transport
Building the choice mode of transport with extensive rail network and quality bus and taxi services.
Motoring
Optimising road transport by expanding the infrastructure and maintaining vehicle population.
Accessibility
Implementing initiatives to enhance transport convenience and cater to people’s needs.
Rail Safety Investigation
The Transport Safety Investigation Bureau is the air, marine and rail accidents and incidents investigation authority in Singapore.
In recent years, cycling has become increasingly popular as a recreational activity and mode of transport for short-distance trips. To cater to this growing demand, there have been significant improvements rolled out, including dedicated cycling tracks and bicycle parking facilities.
Transport accounts for about 13% of Singapore's energy consumption. Therefore, while striving to achieve greater transport efficiency, we will also work towards reducing its impact on the environment.
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