The emergency preparedness exercise will be held on both the NSL and TEL of the station, between 10:00am and 4:00pm.
Effective from 10 December 2023, adjustments to bus services and routes are aimed at improving connectivity and complementing rail services.
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.
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.
Rail operator SMRT is extending the shorter operating hours of the Thomson-East Coast Line to 1 November to facilitate the testing of trains and systems.
Commuters can expect regular train and bus service frequencies starting from 2 June 2020 as circuit breaker measures are lifted.
A 16-year servicing contract between train operator SMRT and French rail multinational firm Alstom is set to raise the reliability of the Circle Line.
The public transport operators have submitted applications for a fare increase which could see bus and train rides costing up to 7% more by year-end.
Losses mount for rail operator SMRT Trains, as maintenance expenditure now accounts for 71% of rail-fare revenue, up from 45% just three years ago.
A new integrated train testing centre, set to be built by 2022, will allow robust testing of new trains without disrupting the operational lines.
It's beginning to feel a lot like Christmas on your train and bus rides, thanks to the decorations of pine trees, snow flakes and snow angels.
SMRT Corp's new Chief Executive Neo Kian Hong said six new MRT trains will be put into service next month, with six more due to join them by early next year.
The North-South and East-West lines will get 66 new trains worth $1.2 billion, set to improve reliability on Singapore's most heavily used MRT lines.
New methods used to connect the North-South Line and the upcoming Thomson-East Coast Line platforms hailed as major engineering feat.
SMRT is assuring the public that its trains do not contain asbestos, a material that is highly hazardous to health and which is banned in Singapore.
Train cars used for the Thomson-East Coast Line will feature five doors on each side, to facilitate quicker and smoother boarding and alighting.
Reliability on two of SMRT's rail lines is improving, but higher maintenance costs and falling ridership are hitting the company's train business.
SBS Transit has announced that limited service on Sundays for the Sengkang, Punggol LRT will be extended to 7th October.
French firm Alstom will be supplying 17 new trains equipped with condition monitoring systems to increase the capacity of the North-East Line and Circle Line.
The North-East Line was hit by delays during the Wednesday morning rush hour due to a train fault at Little India station.