Active Mobility (Shared Paths) Order 2018

This Order is the Active Mobility (Shared Paths) Order 2018 and comes into operation on 1 May 2018.

In this Order, unless the context otherwise requires —“HDB” means the Housing and Development Board established by the Housing and Development Act (Cap. 129);“HDB land” means land that is vested in or belonging to the Housing and Development Board and —

under the control and management of the Housing and Development Board; or

under the control and management of a Town Council;“MRT” means a rapid transit system constructed under the Rapid Transit Systems Act (Cap. 263A) described as a Mass Rapid Transit system;“MRT station” means a railway station that is part of a rapid transit system constructed under the Rapid Transit Systems Act;“National Parks Board” means the National Parks Board established by the repealed National Parks Act (Cap. 198A, 1991 Ed.) in force before 1 July 1996 and continued by section 3 of the National Parks Board Act (Cap. 198A).[Deleted by S 51/2020 wef 18/01/2020]

A path on State land that —

is surfaced with bituminous surfacing material, asphalt, concrete or pavers;

is either —

demarcated with a red or yellow line (whether continuous or broken) of 100 millimetres in width; or

red, blue, green or yellow in colour, or coated with a dark grey fibre reinforced polymer cement coating;

is usually at least 2 metres but not more than 4 metres in width; and

is specified or described in the First Schedule,is each declared to be a shared path for the purposes of the Act.

A path on HDB land that —

is surfaced with bituminous surfacing material, asphalt, concrete or pavers;

is either —

demarcated with a red or yellow line (whether continuous or broken) of 100 millimetres in width; or

red, blue, green or yellow in colour, or coated with a dark grey fibre reinforced polymer cement coating;

is usually at least one metre but not more than 4 metres in width; and

is specified or described in the Second Schedule,is each declared to be a shared path for the purposes of the Act.

A path on land vested in or under the control or management of the National Parks Board that —

is surfaced with bituminous surfacing material, asphalt, concrete or pavers;

if the path abuts on a footpath, is demarcated with a red or yellow line (whether continuous or broken) of 100 millimetres in width;

if the path abuts on a pedestrian‑only path, is demarcated with a continuous red line of 100 millimetres in width;

is usually at least 2.5 metres but not more than 6 metres in width; and

is specified or described in the Third Schedule,is each declared to be a shared path for the purposes of the Act.

A path on State land that —

is surfaced with bituminous surfacing material, asphalt, concrete or pavers;

is either —

demarcated with a red or yellow line (whether continuous or broken) of 100 millimetres in width; or

red, blue, green or yellow in colour, or coated with a dark grey fibre reinforced polymer cement coating;

is usually at least 2 metres but not more than 4 metres in width; and

is specified or described in the First Schedule,is each declared to be a shared path for the purposes of the Act.

A path on HDB land that —

is surfaced with bituminous surfacing material, asphalt, concrete or pavers;

is either —

demarcated with a red or yellow line (whether continuous or broken) of 100 millimetres in width; or

red, blue, green or yellow in colour, or coated with a dark grey fibre reinforced polymer cement coating;

is usually at least one metre but not more than 4 metres in width; and

is specified or described in the Second Schedule,is each declared to be a shared path for the purposes of the Act.

A path on land vested in or under the control or management of the National Parks Board that —

is surfaced with bituminous surfacing material, asphalt, concrete or pavers;

if the path abuts on a footpath, is demarcated with a red or yellow line (whether continuous or broken) of 100 millimetres in width;

if the path abuts on a pedestrian‑only path, is demarcated with a continuous red line of 100 millimetres in width;

is usually at least 2.5 metres but not more than 6 metres in width; and

is specified or described in the Third Schedule,is each declared to be a shared path for the purposes of the Act.