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Reducing emissions through Walk-Cycle-Ride Increasing the public transport modal share has been a key strategy to reducing emissions in Singapore. We are a global pioneer in controlling vehicle population and reducing traffic congestion. By 2040, Singapore aims to establish WCR, comprising active mobility21 as well as public and shared transport
Reducing emissions through Walk-Cycle-Ride 
Increasing the public transport modal share has been a key strategy to reducing emissions in Singapore. We are a global pioneer in controlling vehicle population and reducing traffic congestion.
By 2040, Singapore aims to establish WCR, comprising active mobility21 as well as public and shared transport modes, as the preferred way to travel. All journeys to the nearest neighbourhood centre using WCR modes of transport will take no more than 20 minutes, while nine in ten of peak period WCR journeys, such as between the home and workplace, will be completed in less than 45 minutes. By expanding and improving our transport infrastructure to reduce travel times and encourage more people to take WCR transport modes, we can reduce our vehicular emissions footprint further.
Reducing emissions through Walk-Cycle-Ride 
Increasing the public transport modal share has been a key strategy to reducing emissions in Singapore. We are a global pioneer in controlling vehicle population and reducing traffic congestion.
By 2040, Singapore aims to establish WCR, comprising active mobility21 as well as public and shared transport modes, as the preferred way to travel. All journeys to the nearest neighbourhood centre using WCR modes of transport will take no more than 20 minutes, while nine in ten of peak period WCR journeys, such as between the home and workplace, will be completed in less than 45 minutes. By expanding and improving our transport infrastructure to reduce travel times and encourage more people to take WCR transport modes, we can reduce our vehicular emissions footprint further.