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Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA)

Walking and Cycling Plan (WCP)

Check the guidelines relating to the Walking and Cycling Plan for flats and condominiums.

Last updated 7 June 2026

Submission of WCP

Flats and condominiums with more than 700 DUs are required to provide a WCP as part of their Development Application. For HDB housing developments with more than 1,000 DUs, LTA and URA will work with HDB on the WCP requirements.

Development Types that require WCP as part of TIA1

Table 1: Development types and scale

Development Type

Scale

  1. Residential

    1.1 Landed properties/ Condominiums/Executive Condominiums
    1.2 HDB housing2

1.1 ≥ 700 units
1.2 ≥ 1,000 units

  1. Commercial

    2.1 Shopping centres/ Retail uses
    2.2 Office development
    2.3 Hotel

2.1 ≥ 10,000sqm GFA
2.2 ≥ 20,000sqm GFA
2.3 ≥ 700 rooms

  1. Industrial

    3.1 Light/General Industry3
    3.2 Warehousing/Distribution3
    3.3 Science park/High tech park/Business park

3.1 ≥ 60,000sqm GFA
3.2 ≥ 50,000sqm GFA
3.3 ≥ 40,000sqm GFA

  1. Educational

    4.1 Primary school
    4.2 Secondary school
    4.3 International school
    4.4 Junior college
    4.5 University, polytechnic, ITE campus

4.1 ≥ 1,500 students (single-session) or ≥ 2,000 students (double-session)
4.2 ≥ 2,000 students
4.3 ≥ 2,000 students
4.4 ≥ 2,000 students
4.5 TIA Required

  1. Medical

    Hospital

≥ 40,000sqm GFA or ≥ 320 Beds (whichever is triggered first)

  1. Recreational

    Exhibition centre & major tourist attraction

≥ 30,000sqm GFA

Developments not listed in the table above may also be required to submit a WCP if they fall under the following criteria:

  • Developments located in car-lite precincts4; or

  • Developments located within 400m of major transport nodes, ie within Zone 25; or

  • Retail, Office, Mixed Use developments.

Applicants of developments meeting the above criteria are strongly encouraged to check in early with LTA for the requirement of a WCP. See the diagram below for the submission flowchart to LTA and URA.

Flowchart: Walking and Cycling Plan (WCP) and Transport Impact Assessment (TIA) process. Includes scoping, review, and submission steps.

Submission Flowchart

1 Developments that have a master developer, and consist of two or more plots that staged at different time will also be required to submit a WCP at the concept design stage.

2 LTA and URA will work with HDB on the WCP requirements.

3 Only industrial developments located within car-lite precincts or 400m of major transport nodes ie within Zone 2, will be required to submit a WCP.

4 The five car-lite precincts are Bayshore, Jurong Lake District, Kampong Bugis, Marina South and Woodlands North.

5 Zone 2 as defined in the Zonal Car Parking requirement in the Code of Practice on Vehicle Parking Provision in Development proposals. Please refer to LTA's website for more details.

Design of WCP

The WCP shall consider the safety, convenience, and accessibility of pedestrians and cyclists, and incorporate the following elements in the design of the development:

  • Provision of convenient and direct access from nearby public transport facilities and adjacent developments;

  • Provision of measures to minimise conflicts between pedestrians, cyclists and motor vehicles at locations such as the vehicular ingress/egress, car park entrances, and drop-off points;

  • Provision of sufficient and conveniently located bicycle parking spaces and supporting amenities such as shower facilities and lockers;

  • Provision of way-finding signage to public transport facilities and amenities for cyclists; and

  • Provision of barrier-free access and routes for children, elderly and the mobility challenged groups.

The detailed guidelines on WCP and submission requirements are summarised in LTA’s Code of Practice “Street Work Proposals Relating to Development Works”.

To provide assistance on developing active mobility-related infrastructure in a holistic manner, a Walking & Cycling Design Guide has been produced as a supplement to the respective agencies’ prevailing COPs, engineering and development standards. The Guide can be downloaded here.