For basic bus and rail services, adult card fares will increase by up to $0.10, while concession card fares for journeys less than 3.2km remain unchanged.
The emergency preparedness exercise will be held on both the NSL and TEL of the station, between 10:00am and 4:00pm.
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The PTC has announced that it has started to review the public transport fare adjustment formula, to be applied in the 2023 Fare Review Exercise.
COE bidding exercises for April will be suspended following the closure of motor vehicle showrooms during the period of safe distancing measures.
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More than one-third of eligible households have yet to apply for the transport voucher after the last fare revision exercise last year.
As part of a regular emergency preparedness exercise, commuters entering Jurong East MRT station on 5 April may be subjected to security screenings.
Certificate of Entitlement premiums closed lower across the board in the second round of bidding for November, with Cat A recording the biggest dip.
In the first round of bidding in November, COE premiums for Cat A and Cat B ended higher, with Cat E premiums recording a dip.
In the second bidding round of October, COE premiums for Cat A fell, while Cat B and E premiums increased slightly.
In the first bidding round of October, COE premiums for Cat A and E increased slightly, while Cat B premiums fell marginally.
Public transport operators SBS Transit and SMRT have submitted their applications for the annual fare review exercise ahead of the 1 October deadline.
In the second round of bidding in September, COE prices for Cat A and B continue on a downward trend, with a slight increase for Cat E.
In the first round of bidding in September, COE premiums continue to fall, with Cat A recording the biggest drop for passenger vehicles by $1,788.
In the second round of COE bidding in August, premiums fell slightly across all categories, with the biggest drop in Cat B by $1,952.
For August's first bidding exercise, premiums for Cat A, B and E COEs continue to rise, with Cat B rising the most by $1,830 to $34,381.
For July's second COE bidding exercise, premiums for Cat A, B and E all rose, with premiums for Cat A rising by $7,699 from $25,000 previously.
For the first COE bidding exercise in June, premiums for Cat A, B and E have all decreased, with Cat B premiums dipping by almost $2,000.
The Public Transport Council (PTC) has announced that it has started its annual fare review exercise on Wednesday 30th August.