Bus services 80, 86, 87, 372, and 374 will be temporarily relocated to facilitate the next phase of upgrading works for the Sengkang Bus Interchange.
Under LTA's ongoing BCEP, two new services will be introduced by end April, with enhancements to existing services set to go live by June 2025.
The Bus Connectivity Enhancement Programme promises to improve the connectivity and reduce travel times for all.
SMRT trains and selected bus services will operate for longer hours to serve commuters who travel till late during the holiday season.
Look out for the new SimplyGo brand the next time you need a refund, top-up, or any other transit card services or enquiries!
Some train and bus services will have their hours extended so as to cater for passengers who are heading home after the New Year's Eve celebrations.
The Thomson-East Coast line suffered a signalling fault on the morning of Friday, 4 December 2020, with no services available on the entire line.
Singapore will transition out of its circuit breaker measures on 2 June with a phased approach, here's what it means for drivers.
Luxury Coach Service, a tourism and transport company in Singapore, continues to set new standards in passenger comfort with five new Scania coaches.
SBS Transit has announced that 24 of its bus services will be diverted from Sunday evening to New Year's Day for the New Year countdown celebrations.
Trains on the NEL, DTL and the Sengkang-Punggol LRT, and 24 bus services will run longer on the eve of Christmas and New Year.
SMRT will be introducing four new wheelchair-accessible bus services - 180, 806, 926, and 975 - from Sunday (16th July).
Two new bus services, along with four amended existing ones, will serve the Tuas West Extension rail system starting on 18th June.
Buses and trains will have their operating hours - and their routes in some cases - changed today, the eve of Chinese New Year.
Two new City Direct Services, services 671 and 672, will make two one-way trips each way on weekday morning and evening peak periods, excluding public holidays.
Singapore's newest bus operator - U.K.-based company Go-Ahead - has launched 13 bus services in Punggol, with 11 more to be launched in two weeks' time.
Go-Ahead Singapore will launch its operations on 4th September, and ply routes serving commuters in the Pasir Ris and Punggol areas.
Five new City Direct buses services will begin operations from five heartland areas starting next Monday, the 29th of February.
Four new bus services will be launched later this month as part of the country's five-year plan to ease the peak-hour squeeze and boost connectivity.
Operating hours for train and selected bus services will be extended on the eve of Hari Raya Haji, the 23rd of September.