According to the LTA, public transport ridership has doubled as circuit breaker measures were eased on 2 June 2020.
Commuters can expect regular train and bus service frequencies starting from 2 June 2020 as circuit breaker measures are lifted.
The LTA has fine-tuned MRT service frequency from 20 April 2020 to ensure that commuters can continue to practice safe distancing.
Reports of crowded trains have surfaced on the first day of lower service frequency, leading to calls for a review of service reductions.
The Downtown Line was hit by a signalling fault on Thursday morning, with the fault causing the entire line to be slowed.
Commuters will soon be able to find out how crowded MRT stations are, thanks to an advanced crowd-sensing system to be put in place later this year.
According to a statement by the Land Transport Authority on Monday, bus services are now more reliable and less crowded, thanks to a new bus contracting model.
SMRT has warned commuters to expect crowds at stations along the North-South and East-West Lines during morning peak hour on Tuesday.
SMRT said that it had trained five bus captains to familiarise them with the operations of the new three-door bus, and will train more in the future.
Business owners in the city area are cheering at the announcement of the opening of stage one of the new Downtown Line.
Industry experts are optimistic on the Government's upcoming year long trial for free early morning train rides to ease peak traffic congestion.