MP Liang Eng Hwa, along with grassroots leaders, distributed more than 400 bags of pineapple tarts and mandarin oranges to commuters at Segar Road last Friday.
Thanks to the Bus Service Enhancement Programme, more than 750 new buses have been put on the road as of the end of last year.
Residents in Choa Chu Kang, Queenstown and Punggol can look forward to four new bus services, which will roll out by March this year.
The Bus Service Enhancement Programme (BSEP) has made improvements to service delivery, shortening waiting time with more bus services.
As part of the Government's ongoing $1.1 billion Bus Service Enhancement Programme, new bus services and enhancements to two routes will be added.
Bus service 190 that plys between Bukit Panjang and Orchard Road is no longer a frustration for Bukit Panjang residents after the introduction of service 972.
The city-state has delivered 450 buses as of last month - up from 361 buses at the end of June - as part of the billion-dollar BSEP programme.
Since the Land Transport Authority (LTA) became central bus route planner, there has been a spike in new routes, but fewer route improvements.
SBS Transit, Singapore's dominant bus operator, expects to complete renewing its fleet under a billion-dollar programme by 2017.
Providing an update to the BSEP, the Land Transport Authority said that bus frequency has improved and buses are less congested than before.
Four popular feeder routes will get a service boost this month, as private bus operators will start plying short services on selected routes.
The Government will almost double the number of public buses it is financing under the BSEP scheme to 1,000 units by 2017.
The Land Transport Authority has called a tender for six short feeder bus services to be run by private transport operators.
LTA has announced two additional bus routes by September 2013 with improvements to bus services in the second quarter of the year.