Making public transport in Singapore more family-friendly
Group submits more than 20 ideas, including user-friendly stroller restraint systems & rear-door boarding of buses
Singapore
AN advisory panel tasked with making public transport more family-friendly has recommended a number of additions, including stroller restraints on buses and transportation applications that help parents locate nursing rooms.
Co-chaired by Public Transport Council chairman Richard Magnus and Government Parliamentary Committee for Transport chairman Sitoh Yih Pin, the panel had reached out to more than 3,000 commuters. It took 10 months to come up with more than 20 recommendations which it submitted to Senior Minister of State for Transport Lam Pin Min on Monday.
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