Singapore Cycling & Sheltered Walkway
Explore all 372 km of gazetted cycling paths, Park Connector links, covered walkways, and official taxi stands nationwide direct from Singapore Land Transport Authority.
🇸🇬 Singapore Cycling Rules & Safety Guidelines
Speed Limits
Max 25 km/h on gazetted cycling paths and Park Connector Network (PCN) routes.
Max 10 km/h on public pedestrian footpaths. Always give way to pedestrians and slow down at crowded junctions.
Riding on Roads
Cyclists riding on roads must wear a securely fitted bicycle helmet, use front white and rear red lights in low light, and ride in single file or max pairs of two. Riding on expressways and road tunnels is strictly illegal.
Sheltered Linkways
Covered linkways provide essential weather-sheltered connectivity between MRT stations, bus stops, and housing estates. Dismount and push your bicycle or PMD through crowded sheltered walkways during peak transit hours.
🚲 Singapore Cycling Paths & Sheltered Infrastructure by Town
Under the Land Transport Authority's Islandwide Cycling Network (ICN) program, comprehensive cycling networks and sheltered walkways have been gazetted across major HDB residential towns, connecting homes directly with MRT stations, schools, and neighbourhood retail centers:
| Town / Region | Cycling Path Segments | Sheltered Linkways | Official Taxi Stands | Key Transit & PCN Corridors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tampines | 323 segments | 428 linkways | 19 stands | Tampines Central, Our Tampines Hub, Eastern Coastal Loop PCN |
| Jurong West | 491 segments | 512 linkways | 24 stands | Boon Lay Interchange, Jurong Point, Jurong Lake Gardens PCN |
| Yishun | 427 segments | 486 linkways | 18 stands | Northpoint City, Yishun Pond, Khatib MRT Linkway Network |
| Ang Mo Kio | 305 segments | 395 linkways | 22 stands | AMK Hub, Bishan-AMK Park, Central Urban Loop PCN |
| Bedok | 278 segments | 462 linkways | 17 stands | Bedok Town Centre, Heartbeat@Bedok, Bedok Reservoir PCN |
| Punggol | 262 segments | 341 linkways | 14 stands | Waterway Point, Punggol Promenade, North Eastern Riverine Loop |
| Pasir Ris | 259 segments | 298 linkways | 12 stands | White Sands, Pasir Ris Town Park, Coastal Beach PCN |
| Woodlands | 225 segments | 376 linkways | 21 stands | Causeway Point, Woodlands Integrated Hub, Northern Explorer PCN |
| Toa Payoh | 216 segments | 314 linkways | 16 stands | HDB Hub, Toa Payoh Central, Kallang River Linkways |
| Downtown / Marina | 213 segments | 285 linkways | 38 stands | Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, Singapore River Civic District |
| Queenstown | 195 segments | 264 linkways | 15 stands | Dawson Precinct, Alexandra Canal Linear Park, Rail Corridor |
❓ Active Mobility & Sheltered Walkway FAQs
Where can bicycles and PMDs be ridden legally in Singapore?
Under Singapore's Active Mobility Act, conventional bicycles and power-assisted bicycles (PABs) can be ridden on gazetted cycling paths and Park Connectors (up to 25 km/h) as well as regular roads (with helmets). Non-motorized bicycles and personal mobility aids (PMAs) may use pedestrian footpaths up to 10 km/h. Motorized e-scooters are banned on footpaths.
What is the difference between a Shared Path and a Dedicated Cycling Path?
Dedicated cycling paths are demarcated specifically for cyclists and PMDs with red/terracotta pavement. Shared paths allow both pedestrians and cyclists to share the same pathway safely with mutual courtesy and a maximum speed limit of 25 km/h.
How does SingaNow Walk Dry Mode help during heavy rain?
Walk Dry Mode overlays real-time NEA Doppler precipitation radar onto over 7,180 gazetted covered linkways nationwide, allowing pedestrians and commuters to identify completely rain-sheltered corridors between MRT stations, bus interchanges, and housing estates without opening an umbrella.
Can I bring my bicycle on MRT trains and public buses?
Yes. Foldable bicycles and mobility devices not exceeding 120 cm × 70 cm × 40 cm are permitted on MRT trains and public buses all day, including peak hours. Bicycles must be completely folded before entering the fare gates.