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.
Trains and buses will run at longer intervals as ridership on public transport plunges in the current circuit breaker period.
The 1st October 2015 deadline to register for VEP will be pushed back by at least another four months to give the authorities time to come up with a better tag.
Johor has asked its rail operator to increase the service frequency of trains to Singapore to help commuters hit by the recent Causeway toll hikes.
Train commuters can expect more trips on the MRT as the LTA aims to cut waiting time to five mins or less during most off-peak hours.
Trains will arrive every four minutes at Downtown Line stations, which will open this Sunday, during peak periods to better serve commuters.
SBS Transit will add more trains and increase frequency at two LRT lines in Sengkang and Punggol East to cater to a growing number of ridership.