Besides keeping commuters in the loop with the monthly updates, LTA will also track other indicators of rail reliability besides the MKBF benchmark.
The new TE32/CR1 Changi Terminal 5 interchange will connect the airport terminal directly to the city centre and other major hubs.
The new Hume MRT station will serve residents staying along Hume Avenue, with sheltered linkways enhancing first-and-last mile connectivity.
LTA has called a tender to appoint a contractor for the addition and alteration works, which are expected to begin in 2025.
The new section of the Thomson - East Coast Line spans 10.8km and comprises of a total of seven MRT stations.
Commuters can look forward to the opening of stage four of the TEL in the first half of this year, according to Acting Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat.
The change, which seeks to afford commuters more time to adjust and explore new travel routes, will take effect from 17 December.
Effective from 10 December 2023, adjustments to bus services and routes are aimed at improving connectivity and complementing rail services.
The LTA has revealed the first images of the stations of Stage 4 of the Thomson East Coast Line which is set to open in 2024.
The trains will be similar to those on the Thomson-East Coast Line, but boast wider gangways for improved accessibility.
The LTA has announced that a total of 11 MRT stations will open for passengers service along TEL Phase 3 come 13 November 2022.
The Land Transport Authority has handed over the stations of phase 3 of the Thomson-East Coast Line to SMRT to begin preparations for commuter service.
A friendly reminder for all those heading out tomorrow: There are new MRT stations to take the train from if you're in the North!
Transport Minister S. Iswaran has announced that the second stage of the Thomson-East Coast MRT Line will start running on 28 August 2021.
Stage 2 of the Thomson-East Coast Line, which was scheduled to start operations in Q1 2021, has been delayed until Q3 2021 for further testing.
The Thomson-East Coast line suffered a signalling fault on the morning of Friday, 4 December 2020, with no services available on the entire line.
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.
Works for Stage 2 of the TEL are progressing at a slower pace due to constraints on worker availability amid the pandemic.
Operating hours of train services on the Thomson-East Coast Line will be shortened from 20 July to 30 August in preparation for the next stage of its opening.
Stage 2 of the Thomson-East Coast Line is likely to open after July following rigorous testing to be carried out from April 2020.