As part of a six-month trial, 20 public buses have been fitted with camera sensors that help bus drivers look out for cyclists and pedestrians.
The Land Transport Authority says it will set aside $25 million for mobility-related research and trials, which will create 8,000 new jobs by 2030.
SBS Transit will tie-up and work with Singapore Technologies Kinetics to strengthen its rail maintenance and engineering capabilities.
A team led by ST Kinetics will be launching an autonomous public bus by October 2020 and a driverless on-demand minibus in Sentosa in 2018.
The three-door double-decker is 0.8m longer than the usual 12m, and the Land Transport Authority will evaluate if it is suitable for the current infrastructure.
Besides having three doors, the buses will feature other friendly features such as a passenger information display system, USB ports and wheelchair space.
For more than 30 years, STAR Automotive Centre has served the motoring public but sadly it is folding up its services at the end of the year.
New centre to also provide ITE accredited training for young Singaporeans keen in a career in the automotive industry
Besides convenience of one stop services, the motoring public can enjoy discounts while playing its part in support of the Yellow Ribbon Project