The URA said the latest target is to have 1,320km of cycling paths and park connectors by 2030 - nearly treble the network length today.
More than 1,200 people took part in a 1.5km walkathon while joggers and cyclists alike got a chance to stretch their legs yesterday.
The weekend of the event coincides with the Singapore Heritage Festival and will feature an array of heritage-themed and family-friendly activities.
The monthly Car-Free Sunday event will stretch over three days this month as part of Singapore's first Car-Free Weekend event.
The one-year partnership will involve Grab working with the authority to analyse land use and mobility data here in Singapore.
Car-Free Sunday SG, a community initiative promoting a car-lite environment, will move out of the Civic District and into the one-north area next month.
More than 20 years after it was first announced, Singapore's plans for a 30km underground road network have been scrapped, according to the LTA and URA.
Just key in the vehicle number, carpark and parking duration to pay on per-minute basis with the new Parking.sg app, which rolls out in October.
Several groups have called out for more handicapped parking spaces as the current 6,000 Government-run ones are hardly keeping pace with rising needs.
Residents of Seletar Hills estate are challenging the construction of an upcoming heavy vehicle park along Yio Chu Kang Road and Begonia Road.
The hike in peak hour rates at 22 popular Housing & Development Board carparks is on top of a nationwide increase that began on 1st December.
The Housing Development Board and Urban Redevelopment Authority have reminded motorists that the increased parking charges will be implemented on 1st December.
From 12th October, motorists will be able to purchase the new parking coupons at all HDB branches/service centres, The URA Centre, and authorised coupon agents.
The Urban Redevelopment Authority seeks to make Jurong Lake District an innovative space with green mobility options.
Private carpark operators, such as Wilson Parking, likely to follow suit when public parking rates are raised in December.
Transport experts and cyclists claim that the national push to promote cycling is positive, but requires good planning as well.
The recently released Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) Draft Master Plan 2013 will see people commuting less but walking and cycling more.