The future Cross Island MRT line that will run from Tuas to Changi can either cut through the Central Catchment Nature Reserve or go around it.
Motoring News | 2 Sep 2019
All-in-one transit apps could be next transport disruptor: Janil Puthucheary
All-in-one transit apps would benefit commuters by allowing them to plan their journeys and pay for different transport modes through a single platform.
Motoring News | 27 Aug 2019
SMRT staff get training to help commuters with special needs
The training includes how to identify people with dementia, how to approach and communicate with them, and how to reunite them with their families.
Motoring News | 26 Aug 2019
Self-driving Sentosa shuttle from next week
ST Engineering's autonomous vehicle management system, will allow the vehicles to analyse passenger demand and optimise route management.
Motoring News | 21 Aug 2019
Rule change allowed car buyers to access bigger loans
Little-known rule change made two years ago has allowed car buyers to be exempted from car loan curbs if they wish.
Motoring News | 19 Aug 2019
Fatal accidents involving heavy vehicles hit three-year low in 2018
According to the Traffic Police, fatal accidents involving heavy vehicles continued to decline last year, hitting a three-year low
Motoring News | 16 Aug 2019
Car COE renewals lose steam after sizzling first quarter
Car COE revalidations which allow motorists to keep their wheels beyond 10 years by paying a prevailing quota premium were more than halved in May to 3,282.
Motoring News | 14 Aug 2019
No dearth of shared bikes with exit of biggest player
Commuters will be able to continue using bicycles from bike-sharing firm Mobike, even as the Chinese firm leaves the Singapore market.
Motoring News | 13 Aug 2019
PMD certification deadline now at July 2020
All e-scooters will also have to go for mandatory inspections from 1 April next year, as a result of the recent spate of PMD-related fires.
Motoring News | 7 Aug 2019
NEL leads the way as rail reliability improves
The NEL clocked an average of 955,000 train-km between delays, putting it on a par in terms of reliability with the networks in Hong Kong and Taipei.
Motoring News | 7 Aug 2019
