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Singapore to build new Home Team driving circuit on 16-hectare site
The Ministry of Home Affairs will construct a replacement driving facility for the Home Team on a 16-hectare plot, though the location remains undisclosed. The new circuit will supersede the existing Admiralty training ground.
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Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs has announced plans to develop a new driving circuit for Home Team agencies on a 16-hectare site, replacing the current facility located in Admiralty. The relocation project marks a significant infrastructure upgrade for the region's law enforcement and security training operations.
While the MHA confirmed the scale of the new development, it did not reveal the specific location earmarked for the replacement circuit. The decision to relocate suggests the ministry is seeking to modernise training capabilities for its uniformed personnel, who require regular operational and tactical driving instruction.
The move comes as Singapore continues to review and optimise its public sector facilities to meet evolving operational demands. The new 16-hectare site will provide expanded infrastructure for advanced driver training programmes across Home Team departments.
The MHA is expected to provide further details on the project timeline and specific location in due course. The new circuit is anticipated to enhance training capacity and capabilities for the various Home Team agencies that rely on specialised driving instruction.