Creating Liveable Cities through Car-Lite Urban Mobility

Singapore’s approach to urban mobility has been widely regarded as a policy success story. From curbing private car ownership to improving public transportation services, the government has continually sought to balance the mobility needs of the people with economic growth and a sustainable environment. In 2014, the government launched a new Sustainable Singapore Blueprint to guide the nation’s development over the next 15 years. By prioritising measures to reduce reliance on private transport in the Blueprint, the government signalled its commitment to a “car-lite” vision.