Transportation & Mobility Publications
The Future of Mobility Report 2023-2024
We united with participants from the European automotive fleet management, transport, and logistics sectors with their counterparts from Singapore, along with governmental bodies, fostering substantial conversations. During these discussions, participants share insights on their companies’ goals, advancements, and strategies in the realm of mobility. Through this exchange, our aim is to bring clarity to sustainable
January 1, 2024
Position Paper – Sustainable Travel & Transportation: Singapore and EU Exploring Solutions to Sustainable Transportation Challenges
Singapore and the EU focus on addressing urban mobility challenges, but Europe has the upper hand in furthering its sustainable mobility goals. This presents a unique opportunity for Singapore and the EU to work together. Singapore and Europe can share information, address challenges, and provide feedback to government bodies and stakeholders to promote sustainable transport
November 8, 2022
The Future of Movement Ebook – Opportunities and Challenges in Asia Pacific 2021-2022
February 14, 2022
Position Paper: Smart Mobility 2020
There is no doubt that Singapore is a frontrunner in Smart Mobility and with the emergence of autonomous vehicles (AV), Singapore has rapidly become an attractive location for AV technology development and testing. However, as the Singapore government takes action for its transition to Smart Mobility, it will need to consider both the micro and
October 29, 2020
Position paper by the commercial vehicles committees
The Commercial Vehicles Committee frequently provides feedback to the National Environment Agency (NEA) and other stakeholders such as the Ministry of Environment and Water Resources and Land Transport Authority on topics relating to fuel quality and vehicular emissions.The committee has submitted more feedback to the NEA on regulations and standards covering automotive fuel quality that
April 19, 2019
Position Paper on Infrastructure & Connectivity in ASEAN
An efficient, secure and integrated transport network as well as improved connectivity has been identified as a vital building block for realising the full potential of ASEAN’s economic integration and enhancing the attractiveness of the region as a single production and investment destination.
July 8, 2015
