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Ministry of Transport

Public education and community involvement

Encouraging the responsible use of active mobility devices.

Last updated 10 December 2025
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Everyone has a role to play in ensuring a safe and pleasant environment for all path users. We work with a variety of stakeholders to raise awareness of active mobility rules and code of conduct.

Active Mobility Community Ambassadors (AMCA)

Through the Active Mobility Community Ambassadors (AMCA) scheme, the community can play a role in public education outreach. Since 2022, the AMCA scheme has been expanded to include members of the public, including groups and organisations. It enhances citizen participation in promoting active mobility and safe practices.

LTA has also developed a playbook to help volunteers in organising outreach activities in their neighbourhoods or preferred locations based on their interests. 

If you would like to find out more, please submit your queries via LTA's online feedback form.

Interested individuals, groups, and corporations can also register their interest to be an AMCA.

Schools interested in partnering with LTA to raise awareness of safe path-sharing practices among students may also reach out to LTA at schools_am@lta.gov.sg

LTA also provides public education resources tailored for AMCA volunteers and schools.

Person holding a “I am a Safe Rider” card during a safety awareness event.