New Green lane to be established for essential travel into Malaysia
A Reciprocal Green Lane, to be established at the Singapore-Malaysia border, will facilitate cross-border travel for essential business and official purposes.
Motoring News | 27 Jun 2020
Gojek job cuts to have minimal impact on Singapore team
Indonesian start-up Gojek's job cuts amidst the pandemic are to be mostly contained within Indonesia, with minimal impact on its team in Singapore.
Motoring News | 24 Jun 2020
MRT network expansion plans to be delayed
Initial plans to expand Singapore's rail network by more than 50% will now be delayed as a result of the impact of COVID-19.
Motoring News | 22 Jun 2020
Public bus operators looking to hire 1,200 bus captains
The four public bus operators here are looking to collectively hire a total of 1,200 Singaporeans as bus captains this year.
Motoring News | 22 Jun 2020
Discussions ongoing with Malaysia over RTS link
Discussions with Malaysia about the construction of a cross-border Rapid Transit System Link are still ongoing ahead of a final deadline of 31 July 2020.
Motoring News | 22 Jun 2020
Demand for taxis, private-hire services still low in phase 2
Demand for taxi and private-hire services remains low as Singapore enters phase 2 of its reopening, while public transport ridership is expected to rise.
Motoring News | 21 Jun 2020
COE bidding exercises to resume on July 6
Certificate of entitlement (COE) bidding exercises will resume, with the first exercise starting on July 6.
Motoring News | 19 Jun 2020
GrabHitch resumed but GrabShare remains suspended
Commuters and drivers will be able to tap Grab's GrabHitch service from 22 June 2020, but the ride-sharing service GrabShare, will remain suspended.
Motoring News | 19 Jun 2020
14 public transport staff infected with COVID-19
The Ministry of Health has announced that 14 public bus or train staff members have caught COVID-19, but none has been found to have infected commuters.
Motoring News | 19 Jun 2020
Receipt printing compulsory for street-hail taxi rides
Taxi drivers will now have to issue printed receipts for all street-hail and phone booking trips or risk a $50 fine.
Motoring News | 14 Jun 2020
