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Daily briefing: What you need to know about the Walk2Ride programme

Think more pedestrian overhead bridges with lifts.

  • Under the government's "Walk2Ride" programme, developments within a 400m radius of all MRT stations and within a 200m radius of all LRT stations and bus interchanges will be covered. See the story here.
  • Millions will be spent to build longer sheltered walkways, lifts to pedestrian overhead bridges, and noise barriers along train tracks. Watch the report here.
  • In other news, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s message during the People’s Action Party rally at Rivervale was that the PAP is on the people’s side. Read about it here.
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