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Demand for taxi and private-hire services remains low as Singapore enters phase 2 of its reopening, while public transport ridership is expected to rise.
The LTA has announced a six-month trial of on-demand public bus services. Is this is the future of mobility, or just another disruptive idea poised for failure?
The Land Transport Authority has called for a tender to invite private bus operators to submit their cost proposals to operate five City Direct bus services.
Five more private-operated bus services will run in Ang Mo Kio, Clementi, Woodlands and Yishun to complement existing feeder services.
New regulations under the Road Traffic Rules will prevent private bus drivers from touting their services, and will kick in from 1st January next year.
Five new bus services will complement existing feeder bus services that ply Ang Mo Kio, Clementi, Yishun and Woodlands to ease peak hour congestion.
Five more privately run feeder services will roll progressively this month to support feeder buses during peak periods.
As reported in early February, three new City Direct bus services will begin operations in the Eastern regions of Eunos and Bedok along with one in Hougang.
Four popular feeder routes will get a service boost this month, as private bus operators will start plying short services on selected routes.
Rush hour commuters in Choa Chu Kang, Pasir Ris and Tampines can look forward to more frequent feeder bus services and less crowded buses from this month.
The private bus operator which ferries workers back to their dormitories from Little India hopes the authorities will reinstate the number of buses allowed.
The Land Transport Authority has called a tender for six short feeder bus services to be run by private transport operators.
LTA has awarded a $3.4 million contract to private bus operator, Aedge Holdings Pte Ltd, to run three new City Direct Services.
Commuters in Choa Chu Kang, Pasir Ris and Tampines will benefit from five new feeder bus services from the third quarter of 2014.