Caring SG Commuters
Let's work together to show care for our fellow commuters
Being a Caring Commuter means able to feel for others and don't judge! We can create a more caring commuting culture by starting from home.
Ann, 41
Ann, 41
To be more tolerant, patient and not be judgmental.
Linda Chan, 65
Linda Chan, 65
The most vital thing to create a more caring commuting culture which I think would be to wear a SMILE while commuting.
Herald Nithesh, 27
Herald Nithesh, 27
A Caring Commuter is someone whom care and keep a lookout for fellow commuters, always ready to lend a helping hand to those whom need assistance. Bringing the kampung spirit into our daily commute!
Tony Halim, 43
Tony Halim, 43
Awareness, communication, recognition.
TK Choo, 36
TK Choo, 36
Our Commuter Stories
Be inspired by local commuters who have found conversation, extended care and forged friendships on their shared journeys across the city.
Caring Commuters Help Lee Lee and her Guide Dog Along Their Commute
Meet Lee Lee, a visually impaired commuter who commutes with her guide dog. She shares more on how she remains undeterred when taking public transport, thanks to kind acts from caring commuters.
Click here to read the articleBeing a Caring Commuter Champion
Hear from Lorna Alano as she shares her experience as a caring commuter, and what motivated her to become a Caring Commuter Champion.
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From Being Cared for to Caring for Others
Equestrian Paralympian Maximillian Tan shares how he receives care on public transport and pays it forward.
Click here to read the articlePhotography for Good: Exhibition Showcasing Inclusive Commuting Culture
The “Photography for Good” exhibition was launched to showcase the efforts by public agencies, public transport operators and commuters in making Singapore’s public transport inclusive.
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Jun Le Finds His Way Home with a Little Help
Bob Lee recounted how a family of caring commuters helped his son Jun Le, a person with autism when he was lost during his commute.
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