Commuters affected by the single platform closures at Telok Blangah and HarbourFront will be relieved of commuting inconveniences a month ahead of time.
The single platform closures are expected to last for about four months, starting this Saturday, to facilitate the integration of Stage 6 of the CCL.
This last leg centred on renewals and upgrades to the track circuits, power supply and NSEWL train fleet, to pre-emptively detect and address faults.
These will facilitate rail works for the TEL Stage 4 and CCL Stage 6, which are slated to commence passenger service in 2024 and 2026 respectively.
MINI Extraoddinary sees its second iteration being held at Chinatown, this time with a focus on sustainability and culture in a rapidly modernising world.
The entire project is expected to cost $3.7 billion, with the Government stating in its latest Budget book that the advanced works would cost $30.6 million.
The LTA is digging the first underground pedestrian walkway using a rectangular tunnel-boring machine, which could pave the way for speedier, cleaner projects.
Rail operator SMRT has started distributing information packs to homes located along the East-West Line, with some 295,000 homes expected to receive the packs.
International engineering firm Parsons Brinckerhoff clinches contract to conduct a comprehensive health check on Singapore's rail network.
An independent consultant will be brought in to examine the rail network, as engineers are still unable to find the root cause of the breakdown.
SMRT will begin replacing the East-West's Line power-supplying third rail next month which will cost the company an estimated $13 million.
Due to rail works, train services at nine MRT stations on the North-South Line will end half an hour earlier from November to March next year.
Commuters travelling via three MRT station on the East-West Line can expect less congestion after upgrading works are completed by mid-2015.
Discussion between transport operator SMRT and the Land Transport Authority about the shift to a new rail financing framework is nowhere close to an agreement.
Thales, a French transport systems giant, has opened a $10 million regional integration centre in Changi yesterday.
Trains have been running slower and journey times have been extended by as much as 40 percent on the two oldest MRT lines.