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Building Safer Streets Together: A Community Partnership for Pedestrian Safety at Khatib MRT

17 November 2025

The project created a safer neighbourhood by incorporating thoughtfully designed safety features to encourage behavioural change. To raise awareness of road safety, the Singapore Kindness Movement and partner agencies installed four standees and two directional banners at high-traffic roads. The standees were strategically placed to guide residents away from dangerous jaywalking areas and towards proper Signalised Pedestrian Crossings. Messages on the standees were simple and clear, promoting safer choices. The initiative was made possible through close collaboration between agencies, with each contributing data, infrastructure, messaging, and community insights. 

Map showing proposed locations of "Safe crossings" standees and wraps featuring a cartoon lion character.

Overview plan of the standees and banner wrap initiative to encourage commuters to use Signalised Pedestrian Crossing (SPC).

Group of people pose by "Cross smarter, not riskier" safety sign near a road with a green SBS bus.

Project team at the launch of the safety-themed murals and standees near Khatib station.

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