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Singapore accessibility data

Singapore, without the guesswork.

Accessibility you can check before you leave — verified routes from the MRT gantry to the door, with the date each one was last confirmed.

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MRT stations mapped
181
Routes filmed
9
Venues in the guide
24
Lifts out right now
0

How the data holds up

Accessibility information goes stale. Ours says when.

A ramp gets blocked, a lift goes out, a doorway gets a planter in front of it. Every Abel guide carries the date it was filmed and the date it was last re-confirmed — and is marked stale after 6 months without a check.

  1. Step 1

    Filmed on the ground

    Each guide is a continuous route — MRT gantry, lifts, crossings, entrance — recorded as it actually is, not described from a floor plan.

  2. Step 2

    Stamped with a date

    Every guide carries the day it was filmed. You can see how old the footage is before you rely on it.

  3. Step 3

    Re-checked, and flagged when it lapses

    Guides are re-confirmed as places change. Past 6 months without a check, a guide is marked stale on the venue page rather than quietly left to age.

Built for everyone — wheelchair users, caregivers, and families with strollers.

Navigate Singapore with confidence using VBAGs (Video-Based Accessibility Guides) that show accessibility in motion—from MRT gantry to storefront—plus nearby venue reviews across our MRT-linked network.

  • Every MRT and LRT station in Singapore, mapped to GPS coordinates

    Pick a station and explore nearby malls, F&B, and recreation—fast, clear, and location-accurate.

  • Abel Assistant

    Voice-first. Screen-light. Built for movement. Ask for routes, LiftWatch updates, venue guidance, Abel Points, and membership details — with quick visuals only when needed.

  • Real-time MRT/LRT service updates

    Stay on top of rail uptime/downtime so you can plan smoother, stress-free trips.

Coverage

We publish what we have checked, and what we have not.

Coverage is the honest limit of any accessibility dataset. Ours is visible on the map: every station we have mapped, every venue we have scored, and the gaps in between.

Right now Abel covers 181 MRT stations and 24 venues, each scored across ramps, lifts, doors, accessible toilets, aisle widths and wayfinding.

Where a venue has not been assessed it is marked Not yet rated rather than given a score nobody measured.

Somewhere missing?

Tell us the station or the place you needed and could not find. Requests decide what gets filmed next.

How the map grows

The people who use it are the people who keep it true.

Every guide has a shelf life. The community that relies on this data is the same one best placed to correct it, and the product is built to take that correction.

  • Report a lift that is out

    A photo and a note is enough. Reports are reviewed and shown against the station so the next person knows before they travel.

    Open the map
  • Rate somewhere you have been

    Ramps, doors, toilets, room to turn. First-hand experience is the part a survey cannot reach.

    Browse venues
  • Flag a guide that has aged

    Every route carries the date it was last confirmed. If it no longer matches what you found, tell us and it goes into the queue.

    Send a correction