Discussions with Malaysia about the construction of a cross-border Rapid Transit System Link are still ongoing ahead of a final deadline of 31 July 2020.
Singapore and Malaysia have agreed to defer the construction of the cross-border Rapid Transit System Link until 30 September.
The Johor Bahru-Singapore Rapid Transit System Link, a cross-border train service, is on track and will completed by 2024.
Singapore and Malaysia have accepted a Letter of Offer and taken a step closer to building the Johor Bahru-Singapore Rapid Transit System Link.
Singapore and Malaysia have signed an agreement to build the Rapid Transit System Link, a cross-border MRT line between Singapore and Johor Bahru, by 2024.
The Cross-Border Railways Bill to support the building and running of two future rail links between Singapore and Malaysia was introduced yesterday.
The Rapid Transit System Link is slated to improve connectivity and reduce congestion at border crossings between Singapore and Malaysia when completed.
Automated 'pods' ferrying passengers within private estates, university campuses and business parks could be the next big thing in Singapore.
The Ministry of Transport has refuted Malaysian news reports claiming that Singapore is delaying progress on the Rapid Transit System link.
Commuters can expect a boost to the frequency of service and comfort on the Bukit Panjang LRT system with the addition of new train cars.
There is no official confirmation from Malaysia yet on the location of the terminal of the Rapid Transit System (RTS) station in Johor Bahru.
New service ensures always-sufficient funds in new ez-link cards for road tolls now and for car park payments in the near future.