Powering Down For A Brighter Future: Can We Make The Switch? | CNA Green Plan Challenge - Part 3

[@addicted2me]

Pls make everywhere cycle friendly. Esp in chua chu kang area.. pretty pleaseee.😅

[@1982blvd]

Goes to show their eco friendly culture is much stronger than many other counties

[@peterxd3610]

electric cars are very expensive at the start of sales (before people get used to it)

[@unionstation3186]

Singapore advancing healthily their politicians focusing on more important issues rather than race and religion . .!!

[@zackjacob2592]

Want to limit car ownership in singapore to reduce carbon emissions? 1)households of less than 8 allowed only ONE car 2)all private vehicle purchases can only be paid in full by cash (no loans, financing,installments etc) 3)all substantial vehicle payments in cash will be subjected to IRAS investigation to ensure proper taxes are made and to shed light on any criminal activities. These plus our COE will probably bring car ownership down and bring carbon emissions down

[@freemanol]

It's the city design. Check out channels like Not Just Bikes. Singapore like many cities is designed for cars not pedestrians. European cities are much better. Road design and cycling infrastructure makes a lot of difference

[@darain6822]

@@freemanol Very true about city design. Netherlands is a great example of designing their cities for pedestrians

[@zackjacob2592]

@@freemanol yea thats why i think we should nudge down car ownership 1st through the suggestions given. Singapore is a small country, with less cars we would have more space to better design the city infrastructure to suit pedestrians, cyclists and make public transport more efficient.