Daily travel to and from school forms part of Singapore’s overall carbon footprint. Families make commuting choices based on safety, convenience, schedules, and many other practical considerations. This Final Year Project by SMU students aims to better understand those choices through a community-driven dataset focused on school travel patterns. Aligned with the Green Commutes pillar of the Singapore Green Plan 2030, which targets a 75% public transport peak-period modal share by 2030, the FYP contributes data and insights that can support national sustainability goals. Students are developing a Green Commute Tracker System to map routes, estimate emissions across different transport modes, and visualise potential scenarios. The project seeks to raise awareness, provide schools and PSGs with practical tools, and explore how everyday commuting patterns can contribute to Singapore’s broader sustainability journey.