Singapore Urban Mobility Week 2026 will bring transport officials and companies together from November 4 to 6 to discuss autonomous vehicles, infrastructure renewal and sustainable transport. Organizers expect more than 8,000 participants from over 50 countries.
Singapore urban mobility programme
The event will take place at the Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre. It is jointly organized by Singapore’s Land Transport Authority (LTA), MSI Global and MP Singapore.
Transport Minister and Second Minister for Finance Jeffrey Siow is scheduled to deliver the opening speech. Nearly 100 industry leaders and regulators from close to 20 countries have been invited to share their insights.
A leaders’ summit on November 4 will feature panels on commuter needs, autonomous vehicle deployment, workforce transformation and rail renewal. Industry forums on November 5 and 6 will cover intelligent mobility, digitalisation, infrastructure and sustainable transport.
Exhibition and business meetings
More than 200 companies and brands are expected to exhibit technologies and solutions spanning electric and autonomous vehicles, rail and bus systems, intelligent infrastructure and first- and last-mile logistics.
A hosted buyers programme will arrange meetings between solution providers and decision-makers from regional transport agencies and operators. The event will also showcase 12 youth-led transport ideas and innovations. Programme details are subject to change.
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