Active Mobility Infrastructure: Who Qualifies and What You Get
Learn how to access cycling paths and park connectors through the Active Mobility Infrastructure scheme in Singapore.
This scheme provides access to a network of cycling paths and park connectors designed to support easier movement and connectivity across the region.
Who it's for
This infrastructure is designed for use by all residents. Whether you are using these paths for a daily commute to work or for leisure and exercise, the paths and connectors are available to the public.
What you get
The primary benefit of this scheme is access to a specialized network of cycling paths and park connectors (PCN). These routes are intended to provide a dedicated space for movement, helping you navigate through different areas more easily. By using these paths, you can travel between locations using a bicycle or other mobility devices while staying on paths specifically designed for that purpose.
What it costs you
Using these cycling paths and park connectors is free. There are no registration fees or usage charges required to access the infrastructure provided under this scheme.
The catch to know
While the paths are free to use, you must strictly follow the rules of the road while you are riding. The most important rule to remember is that you must not ride on paths that are designated for pedestrians only. These paths are for people walking, and cycling on them can create safety risks for others. Always stay on the correct path intended for your specific type of movement.
How to apply
- Identify the cycling paths or park connectors (PCN) located in your immediate area.
- Prepare your bicycle or relevant mobility device for travel.
- Check the local signage to ensure you are on a path meant for cyclists and not a pedestrian-only walkway.
- Follow all standard road safety regulations while navigating the network.