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48 minister articles

  • LTA to publish monthly rail reliability reports

    LTA to publish monthly rail reliability reports

    Besides keeping commuters in the loop with the monthly updates, LTA will also track other indicators of rail reliability besides the MKBF benchmark.

    LTA News
  • SG Traffic Police to review legal alcohol limit for driving

    SG Traffic Police to review legal alcohol limit for driving

    The Traffic Police will be reviewing the maximum allowable breath and blood alcohol concentrations, as well as increasing fines.

    Other News
  • Mr. Iswaran resigns as Transport Minister amidst 27 charges

    Mr. Iswaran resigns as Transport Minister amidst 27 charges

    Mr. Chee Hong Tat will take over as the new Minister for Transport and Second Minister for Finance.

    Other News
  • 'Public transport still safe': Minister Ong Ye Kung

    'Public transport still safe': Minister Ong Ye Kung

    Public transport remains secure given host of precautions enforced by transportation providers and the cooperation of commuters.

    Other News
  • Mr. S. Iswaran appointed Minister for Transport

    Mr. S. Iswaran appointed Minister for Transport

    Mr. S. Iswaran has been appointed Minister for Transport following the latest cabinet reshuffle announced on 23 April 2021.

    Other News
  • Lotus launches new Certificate of Provenance programme

    Lotus launches new Certificate of Provenance programme

    Lotus launches its new Certificate of Provenance programme by honouring Colin Chapman's last car, which was newly acquired by Lotus.

    Lotus News
  • Ong Ye Kung announced as new Transport Minister

    Ong Ye Kung announced as new Transport Minister

    Member of Parliament for Sembawang GRC, Mr. Ong Ye Kung, has been announced as the Transport Minister, taking over the office from Mr. Khaw Boon Wan.

    Other News
  • Volvo Cars calls on UN delegates for road safety equality

    Volvo Cars calls on UN delegates for road safety equality

    Volvo has called on governments and regulators around the world to address a large inequality in road safety between developed and developing economies.

    Volvo News
  • Vivian Balakrishnan to act as Transport Minister

    Vivian Balakrishnan to act as Transport Minister

    Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan is on extended medical leave after fracturing his left arm in a fall last week, the Prime Minister's Office said on Monday.

    Other News
  • Plans to make transfers between MRT lines more seamless

    Plans to make transfers between MRT lines more seamless

    Commuters exiting one MRT station and getting to another station on a separate line on foot will soon be able to skip a second boarding charge.

    MRT News
  • 'Netflix of transport' may debut here

    'Netflix of transport' may debut here

    An app created by Finnish firm MaaS Global, dubbed the 'Netflix of transport', may debut in Singapore late this year or early next year.

    Other News
  • Moving the public to go green

    Moving the public to go green

    A train decorated with Sustainable Singapore Blueprint mascots to encourage the public to go green was launched at Chinatown station yesterday.

    LTA News
  • Both sides committed to meeting tight timeline

    Both sides committed to meeting tight timeline

    Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Datuk Seri Najib both stressed that Singapore and Malaysia will work closely together to get trains running by 2026.

    LTA News
  • ICA: Normal practice for ministers to have expedited clearance at checkpoints

    ICA: Normal practice for ministers to have expedited clearance at checkpoints

    It is normal practice for the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) to give expedited clearance to ministers, ICA said.

    Other News
  • Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan explains why hairline cracks not made public

    Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan explains why hairline cracks not made public

    The hairline cracks found on the 26 China-assembled trains did not pose a safety risk, so the issue was not made public said Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan.

    LTA News
  • Public Transport Council to lead review of transport system

    Public Transport Council to lead review of transport system

    The beefed-up Public Transport Council will lead an independent review of transport system, as well as taking on an advisory role to the Transport Minister.

    Other News
  • Transport Minister foresees teething pains ahead for new Downtown Line

    Transport Minister foresees teething pains ahead for new Downtown Line

    Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan warned commuters about facing teething problems for the new section of the Downtown Line.

    Other News
  • Train testing could have been limited to weekend, says Transport Minister

    Train testing could have been limited to weekend, says Transport Minister

    Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan wrote in his blog that train testing could have been limited to the weekend, in response to Monday's NEL breakdown.

    Other News
  • 'Rat catchers' needed to ease rail woes: Khaw

    'Rat catchers' needed to ease rail woes: Khaw

    'Rat catchers', or sharp-eyed engineers who can spot potential problems, can play a part in easing Singapore's rail woes, said Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan.

    Other News
  • Transport Minister sees a need to step up train maintenance

    Transport Minister sees a need to step up train maintenance

    A lot more needs to be done to improve the maintenance regime of Singapore's train system, Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew said in an interview.

    Other News
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48 minister articles

  • LTA to publish monthly rail reliability reports

    LTA to publish monthly rail reliability reports

    Besides keeping commuters in the loop with the monthly updates, LTA will also track other indicators of rail reliability besides the MKBF benchmark.

    LTA News
  • SG Traffic Police to review legal alcohol limit for driving

    SG Traffic Police to review legal alcohol limit for driving

    The Traffic Police will be reviewing the maximum allowable breath and blood alcohol concentrations, as well as increasing fines.

    Other News
  • Mr. Iswaran resigns as Transport Minister amidst 27 charges

    Mr. Iswaran resigns as Transport Minister amidst 27 charges

    Mr. Chee Hong Tat will take over as the new Minister for Transport and Second Minister for Finance.

    Other News
  • 'Public transport still safe': Minister Ong Ye Kung

    'Public transport still safe': Minister Ong Ye Kung

    Public transport remains secure given host of precautions enforced by transportation providers and the cooperation of commuters.

    Other News
  • Mr. S. Iswaran appointed Minister for Transport

    Mr. S. Iswaran appointed Minister for Transport

    Mr. S. Iswaran has been appointed Minister for Transport following the latest cabinet reshuffle announced on 23 April 2021.

    Other News
  • Lotus launches new Certificate of Provenance programme

    Lotus launches new Certificate of Provenance programme

    Lotus launches its new Certificate of Provenance programme by honouring Colin Chapman's last car, which was newly acquired by Lotus.

    Lotus News
  • Ong Ye Kung announced as new Transport Minister

    Ong Ye Kung announced as new Transport Minister

    Member of Parliament for Sembawang GRC, Mr. Ong Ye Kung, has been announced as the Transport Minister, taking over the office from Mr. Khaw Boon Wan.

    Other News
  • Volvo Cars calls on UN delegates for road safety equality

    Volvo Cars calls on UN delegates for road safety equality

    Volvo has called on governments and regulators around the world to address a large inequality in road safety between developed and developing economies.

    Volvo News
  • Vivian Balakrishnan to act as Transport Minister

    Vivian Balakrishnan to act as Transport Minister

    Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan is on extended medical leave after fracturing his left arm in a fall last week, the Prime Minister's Office said on Monday.

    Other News
  • Plans to make transfers between MRT lines more seamless

    Plans to make transfers between MRT lines more seamless

    Commuters exiting one MRT station and getting to another station on a separate line on foot will soon be able to skip a second boarding charge.

    MRT News
  • 'Netflix of transport' may debut here

    'Netflix of transport' may debut here

    An app created by Finnish firm MaaS Global, dubbed the 'Netflix of transport', may debut in Singapore late this year or early next year.

    Other News
  • Moving the public to go green

    Moving the public to go green

    A train decorated with Sustainable Singapore Blueprint mascots to encourage the public to go green was launched at Chinatown station yesterday.

    LTA News
  • Both sides committed to meeting tight timeline

    Both sides committed to meeting tight timeline

    Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Datuk Seri Najib both stressed that Singapore and Malaysia will work closely together to get trains running by 2026.

    LTA News
  • ICA: Normal practice for ministers to have expedited clearance at checkpoints

    ICA: Normal practice for ministers to have expedited clearance at checkpoints

    It is normal practice for the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) to give expedited clearance to ministers, ICA said.

    Other News
  • Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan explains why hairline cracks not made public

    Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan explains why hairline cracks not made public

    The hairline cracks found on the 26 China-assembled trains did not pose a safety risk, so the issue was not made public said Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan.

    LTA News
  • Public Transport Council to lead review of transport system

    Public Transport Council to lead review of transport system

    The beefed-up Public Transport Council will lead an independent review of transport system, as well as taking on an advisory role to the Transport Minister.

    Other News
  • Transport Minister foresees teething pains ahead for new Downtown Line

    Transport Minister foresees teething pains ahead for new Downtown Line

    Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan warned commuters about facing teething problems for the new section of the Downtown Line.

    Other News
  • Train testing could have been limited to weekend, says Transport Minister

    Train testing could have been limited to weekend, says Transport Minister

    Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan wrote in his blog that train testing could have been limited to the weekend, in response to Monday's NEL breakdown.

    Other News
  • 'Rat catchers' needed to ease rail woes: Khaw

    'Rat catchers' needed to ease rail woes: Khaw

    'Rat catchers', or sharp-eyed engineers who can spot potential problems, can play a part in easing Singapore's rail woes, said Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan.

    Other News
  • Transport Minister sees a need to step up train maintenance

    Transport Minister sees a need to step up train maintenance

    A lot more needs to be done to improve the maintenance regime of Singapore's train system, Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew said in an interview.

    Other News
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