This website asks residents where a pedestrian crossing is needed and what form it should take. The proposals are compared with the gaps and detours of the existing pedestrian network, so that the demand for crossings can be read alongside the network that creates it. The aim is evidence for planning, not enforcement.
Gangsar Dwi Saputro
Xia Ruize
Yuan Zhiyi
DEP5118 Community Data Gathering and Visualization, Master of Urban Planning, National University of Singapore, 2026.
| Item | How it is managed |
|---|---|
| Proposals and support | Saved automatically in a Google Sheet. The team checks new entries every week and removes invalid ones. |
| Written experiences | Shown on the map only after a team member approves them. |
| Network data | Rebuilt when LTA DataMall publishes a new release of the road, crossing and bus stop layers. |
| Code and processed data | Open source on GitHub, with processing scripts and a user manual. |
Questions and corrections can be sent to the team through the course GitHub repository.