Development & Construction Resources

The resources on this page provide guidance to industry partners on the various requirements of the LTA when preparing plans for seeking clearances for walking and cycling plan, active mobility plan, street work proposals, vehicle parking proposals and rail & road structure protection proposals.

Complementing the existing resource publications, LTA has launched a Quick Guide Series for Development Related Proposals. The series aims to facilitate a deeper understanding of specific issues in an engaging format. Publications will be released periodically and added to the list of Guides, located within the regulatory subsubsections listed below.

The contact details of officers overseeing the above proposals can be found at the DBC Officer Search page.

To find out the latest developments in the industry, please refer to the circulars by LTA.

Active Mobility

Active Mobility

Active Mobility Plan

Walking and Cycling Plan

Building Works & Restricted Activities in Railway Protection Zones

Building Works & Restricted Activities in Railway Protection Zones

The Rapid Transit System (RTS) and public roads have to be protected from the impact of any construction works carried out in relation to developments in the vicinity. This section sets out the requirements of the Rapid Transit System Act and Street Works Act for the protection of the RTS and public roads.

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Codes of Practice, Standards, Specifications, Guides & Forms

Railway Protection Plan

Street Works Proposals

Street Works Proposals

The roads constructed by land development agencies and the private sector has to be designed according to prevailing standards to ensure a safe and pleasant travelling experience for all road users including cyclists and pedestrians. This section sets out the requirement of the Street Works Act (Private Street Regulations) for street works proposals relating to development works. It outlines the essential submission procedures and technical requirements pertaining to the design and construction of street works.

Codes of Practice, Standards, Specifications, Guides & Forms

Road Line Plan

Vehicle Parking Proposals

Vehicle Parking Proposals

There are two key considerations a Qualified Person (QP) must take when designing a parking place. The first is the number of parking lot requirement and the second is the layout of the parking place.

The parking place layout should be safe and functional to facilitate smooth and convenient passage for motorists. QPs should design the parking place with this in mind. While the minimum dimensions of a parking place stipulated in the Rules meet the lot and manoeuvring requirements of most vehicles in Singapore, provision in excess of the minimum dimensions may be made to further enhance the layout of the parking place.

Code of Practice, Form and E-payment Services