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Is jaywalking illegal in Singapore?
Yes. Jaywalking is banned in Singapore. Cross within 50 m of a crossing: S$50 fine, 730 cases in H1 2025.
Road Traffic Act / Road Traffic (Pedestrian Crossings) Rules: crossing within 50 m of a crossing is an offence, S$50 composition. MHA parliamentary reply 14 Oct 2025: ~730 jaywalking cases in H1 2025 (+4%), 9 fatal accidents. Traffic Police operation Serangoon Road July 2026 offered S$50 composition; TP warning Oct 2026 (Mothership).
Source: MHA 14 Oct 2025; TP Oct 2026
Banned (18)Restricted (37)Allowed
- Singapore is one of 18 countries where jaywalking is banned, and 37 more restrict it.
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Other countries that ban jaywalking
United Arab Emirates
Russia
Kazakhstan
Ukraine
Vietnam
Poland
Czechia
Romania
Spain
Italy
Portugal
Belgium
Colombia
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