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With more people choosing active mobility as a form of transport, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) has been educating users on the safe and responsible use of active mobility devices. Together, we can make our city an inclusive, safe and pleasant place for all to walk, cycle and scoot.
Download our public education collaterals below, or read on to learn more about our public education initiatives.
You can play a part in keeping our paths and roads safe. Download these educational materials and share them with the people around you.
General Rules and Best Practices
Familiarise yourself with these materials before you walk or ride.
General Guide to Active Mobility
Read the General Guide to Active Mobility (PDF, 2MB) to find out how you can walk, cycle and scoot safely on our paths and roads. This poster for Where Devices are Allowed to be Used (PDF, 537kB) provides a summary of where you can use your bicycle, PMD, PAB and PMA.
Poster for Park It Right!
All path users can play their part in keeping our streets neat and free of obstruction. Cyclists using bicycle sharing services should park their shared bicycles at the designated parking locations, and scan the QR code to end their trips. Share these posters with bicycle-sharing users to learn more about the parking system in English (PDF, 156kB), Chinese (PDF, 203kB), Malay (PDF, 170kB), Tamil (PDF, 282kB).
Users may face a 1-month ban from using all bicycle-sharing services after three failures to park properly and scan the QR code. For more details, read this guide on the Bicycle-sharing User Ban Process (PDF, 261kB).
Videos from Move Happy Graciousness Campaigns
Watch these videos to learn how you can share paths safely and graciously with others.
Introduction videos on safe riding rules
Watch this short 8-minute video (available in two versions) for an introduction on safe riding rules and best practices on roads and paths:
With Voiceover Narration
Without Voiceover Narration
Device-specific Requirements
Poster for Handbrake Requirements
Bicycles must have at least one functioning handbrake for safety. Help spread the word with this poster on Handbrake Requirements (PDF, 643kB).
Poster for Power-Assisted Bicycle (PAB) Requirements
Looking to buy a PAB? Make sure that it is compliant to the technical requirements listed in this poster (PDF, 351kB). You can also view this list of Type-approved PAB models (PDF, 1.1MB) for more details.
Rules and Best Practices on Roads
Familiarise yourself with these rules and guidelines before you ride or drive.
Click on this poster for the latest rules and guidelines for cyclists and motorists on roads in English (PDF, 1MB), Chinese (PDF, 1.8MB), Malay (PDF, 1.8MB) and Tamil (PDF, 2.1MB). You can also view our Checklist for a Safer Cycling Experience on Roads (PDF, 2MB) for more tips.
Poster for Tips on Safe Passing and Overtaking on Roads
Not sure how you can pass cyclists and motorists safely on roads? Check out this poster for tips on how cyclists and motorists can pass and overtake each other on roads safely in English (PDF, 1.8MB), Chinese (PDF, 968kB), Malay (PDF, 934kB) and Tamil (PDF, 1.1MB).
Poster for Tips to a Safer and Happier ride
Whether you are a cyclist or motorist, read the following posters for valuable reminders on the roads.
- For cyclists – English (PDF, 1.8MB), Chinese (PDF, 444kB), Malay (PDF, 490kB), Tamil (PDF, 502kB)
- For motorists – English (PDF, 1.8MB), Chinese (PDF, 424kB), Malay (PDF, 477kB), Tamil (PDF, 496kB)
Videos from the Road Safety Campaign
Watch these videos to understand the latest rules for cycling and driving on roads.
LTA’s Active Mobility Community Ambassadors (AMCA) play a significant role in promoting the gracious sharing of public paths, and the safe and responsible use of active mobility devices.
Previously known as the Active Mobility Patrol (AMP), AMCA have been engaging and educating all path users safe path-sharing practices since 2016. Today, there are more than 60 AMCA teams across Singapore advocating for active mobility via community walkabouts and other outreach initiatives.
Want to be a part of the Active Mobility Community Ambassadors?
If you are interested to be a part of the AMCA community and promote a safe and gracious active mobility culture, register your interest via this sign-up form.
We will then get in touch with you on the next steps. There are opportunities to conduct outreach in your neighbourhoods or where you frequent, depending on your interest.
AMCA volunteers:
If you are signing up as an individual volunteer, we may connect you with existing AMCA teams or like-minded groups for outreach activities.
If you are part of an interest group and organisation, we will work with you to provide relevant training such that the interest group/organisation can self-organise outreach activities regularly.
Active Mobility Community Ambassadors Playbook
Looking for inspiration and ideas to plan your next AMCA outreach activity? Download the Active Mobility Community Ambassadors Playbook (PDF, 1.6MB) today!
LTA offers a range of school programmes and resources to nurture a safe path-sharing culture among students.
For enquiries on our available school programmes and resources, or how LTA can partner with your school to create awareness on safer path-sharing, please e-mail us at schools_am@lta.gov.sg.
We welcome schools to sign up for the programmes and download the resources below!
| S/N |
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Programmes/Resources |
| 1 | Pre-school | ‘Let’s Share Our Paths Safely and Graciously!’ Education Toolkit
This Educational Toolkit provides resources for teachers to nurture a safe path-sharing culture among students. It consists of an activity book for students with worksheets and activities, and an accompanying teachers’ guide with learning points and suggested classroom activities. Teachers can download the e-booklets for “Students’ Activity Book” (PDF, 4.4MB) and “Teachers’ Guide” (PDF, 1.3MB). Land Transport Authority – Singapore Kindness Movement Singa and the Kindness Cubbies Animation Video and Activity Sheets on Safe Path Sharing
Watch this 7-minute animation video to learn from the Kindness Cubbies what are the right and wrong behaviours to do on paths, and how to use them in a safe and considerate manner. Teachers can download the path-sharing activity sheets below to review with students and reinforce the right and wrong behaviours taught in the video. |
| 2 | Primary | ‘Let’s Share Our Paths Safely and Graciously!’ Education Toolkit
This Educational Toolkit provides resources for teachers to nurture a safe path-sharing culture among students. It consists of an activity book for students with worksheets and activities, and an accompanying teachers’ guide with learning points and suggested classroom activities. Teachers can download the e-booklets for “Students’ Activity Book” (PDF, 4.4MB) and “Teachers’ Guide” (PDF, 1.3MB). Land Transport Authority – Singapore Kindness Movement Singa and the Kindness Cubbies Animation Video and Activity Sheets on Safe Path Sharing
Watch this 7-minute animation video to learn from the Kindness Cubbies what are the right and wrong behaviours to do on paths, and how to use them in a safe and considerate manner. Teachers can download the path-sharing activity sheets below to review with students and reinforce the right and wrong behaviours taught in the video. ‘Sharing Our Paths Safely and Graciously’ Assembly Talk
We provide 25-minute physical or virtual assembly talks to educate students on gracious path sharing. The talk provides tips and safety practices for pedestrians and Active Mobility device users (e.g. bicycle or kick-scooter) to adopt when walking or riding on paths. Self-help resources adapted from the talk (in the form of slides), are also available if schools wish to conduct their own sharing in the classroom. |
| 3 | Secondary | ‘Sharing Our Paths Safely and Graciously’ Assembly Talk
We provide 25-minute physical or virtual assembly talks to educate students on gracious path sharing. The talk provides tips and safety practices for pedestrians and Active Mobility device users (e.g. bicycle or kick-scooter) to adopt when walking or riding on paths. Self-help resources adapted from the talk (in the form of slides), are also available if schools wish to conduct their own sharing in the classroom. |
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