Have you ever received an act of care on public transport that left a deep impression on you? Perhaps you wish there was more you could do to say "thank you" to the fellow commuter who went out of their way to help you?
The next time you experience a caring act on public transport, shine a spotlight on these caring commuters by nominating them for a Caring Commuter Award!
The Caring Commuter Award recognises commuters who have demonstrated acts of care to others in need during their daily commute on public transport.
Launched in 2019, the award is presented as part of the Caring SG Commuters movement.
Nominations for Caring Commuter Award 2024 is closed.
One small act of kindness can go a long, long way indeed.
Read MoreThe two men were awarded for their caring acts and hope to inspire others.
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Read MoreMs Anju, Ms Lourdes and Ms Bermoy had knocked off from work and were at NE17 Punggol Station, when they saw an elderly man who was bleeding and lying on the floor.
Read MoreOn the morning of 10 August 2021, Mr Thirunavukkarasu (Mr Thiru) was on his way home when he assisted an elderly man whose wheelchair got stuck in the gap between the train and the platform.
Read MoreOn 2 June 2021, Mr Tay Jun Jie was on the train towards Joo Koon MRT station when he assisted an elderly man with dementia to get home safely.
Read MoreOn 25 March 2021, Mr Marcus Teo was on the train home when he assisted a male commuter who had fainted.
Read MoreOn the morning of 15 September 2020, Mr Clement and Mr Mu'tasim were waiting at a bus stop when they noticed something was amiss, as the bus was stopped at the bus stop and did not move off.
Read MoreDr Lee Jing Kun was on his way to work on the morning of 1 August 2020, when he saw a commuter who had lost consciousness and was displaying signs of a seizure.
Read MoreOn the morning of 20 December 2019, a woman in her late twenties approached Ms Rafe’ah and asked for directions to the nearest hospital.
Read MoreOn the evening of 14 October 2020, Mr Ch’ng was heading out of the NUS campus when he received notifications that train services along the Circle Line was disrupted.
Read MoreOn the morning of 19 June 2020, Ms Uvarani D/O Govindarajoo was heading towards Marymount MRT Station when she noticed a mother rushing towards the train with her pram at one-north MRT Station.
Read MoreOn the evening of 10 July 2019, Mr Lester Wong was taking the train home from work when an elderly commuter fell on the train.
Read MoreMs Constance Wong was on the train to work in the morning when a pregnant lady suddenly held her hand and told her that she was feeling unwell and needed help.
Read MoreMr Noor Azman Rosdi was taking a bus to work at Changi Airport on 25 July 2019 when he spotted a young boy asleep on the same bus and appeared to be alone.
Read MoreOn the evening of 29 July 2019, Mr Parvitar Singh spotted a crowd and saw a lady sitting on the floor at the Yishun Temporary Bus Interchange.
Read MoreOn 22 July 2019, Mr Za'im Akmal Bin Zaini was waiting for a bus home from the bus stop near West Mall when he was approached by a primary school student, who was crying.
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