The new facility, set to launch in December 2025, will offer a seamless charging experience for both fleet operators and individual drivers.
The new TE32/CR1 Changi Terminal 5 interchange will connect the airport terminal directly to the city centre and other major hubs.
A new bus terminal for Bukit Panjang will be opening on 23 January 2021, and it is built on the rooftop of the Gali Batu MRT Depot.
The new Kampong Bahru bus terminal, located at Spooner Road, will be opened on 10th March and replace the existing New Bridge Road bus terminus.
The new Tuas Bus Terminal in Tuas West Drive will open on 7th October while the existing one will cease operations on the same day.
In order to serve the new Shenton Way Bus Terminal, the routes of SMRT bus services 700 and 970 will be amended; with effect from 25th June.
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.
Many other Asian airports like those in Bangkok, Tokyo, Shanghai and Hong Kong, provide a rail option - in some cases, an express service - for travellers.
Built to handle up to 16 million passengers a year, T4, as well as expansion work at T1 will increase Changi's total capacity to 85 million passengers.
Analysts say that the Government's decision will end years of such talk, and that this move will ensure Changi's service standards won't suffer.
The Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL), currently being constructed, could be extended to connect to the Changi Airport MRT station, as well as upcoming Terminal 5.
Parts of the Tanjong Pagar Railway Station's platforms will be making way for the construction of the new underground Cantonment station.
Heavy vehicle drivers have been caught speeding and making illegal U-turns along Changi Coast Road, near the Changi Airport Terminal 5 worksite.
ComfortDelGro booking commuters will now enjoy faster booking services with the newly introduced multi-functional mobile data terminals.
New roads and wider expressways are being planned to cater for increased traffic volumes when Changi East is fully developed.
Owners of retail shops at housing blocks and shopping malls are worried over potential competition from new commercial entities.
The location of Singapore's terminal for the high-speed rail linking the Republic and Kuala Lumpur will be at the current Jurong Country Club site.
Financing for the high-speed rail linking Singapore and Kuala Lumpur will be a complex undertaking as both need to decide on what funding model to use.
The location of Singapore's terminal for the high-speed rail linking the Republic and Kuala Lumpur will be at the Jurong Lake district.
The Land Transport Authority has called a tender to expand two bus interchanges and a terminal, which are operating at near full capacity.