Effective from 10 December 2023, adjustments to bus services and routes are aimed at improving connectivity and complementing rail services.
Owning a supercar is a luxury and you should only trust the most qualified workshops in Singapore to handle 'your baby'. Here are 7 that we recommend.
About $60 million a year in public funds goes towards subsidising operations for a stretch of the MRT Downtown Line connecting Bukit Panjang to the city.
If you're stranded due to a flat battery or a puncture during the 'circuit breaker' period, don't fret. Here's a list of roadside emergency services available.
Finding help when your car breaks down during CNY can prove to be a challenge. Fret not, here's some roadside assistance providers that operate during CNY!
Operation hours for the Downtown Line, North-East Line and some bus services will be extended on the eve of Labour Day.
A subsidiary of BH Auto, Yellow Road Rangers is a 24-hour, cross-border car towing service that offers a peace of mind in a foreign land.
The operating hours of selected bus and train services will be extended till late next Monday, on the eve of Vesak Day.
BH Auto may be a new name on the automotive scene but its trustworthiness and dedication have bumped it to rank amongst the top workshops in Singapore.
Towing services have been kept busy by the flash floods that occurred on Monday morning in the eastern parts of Singapore.
According to a statement by the Land Transport Authority on Monday, bus services are now more reliable and less crowded, thanks to a new bus contracting model.
Trains on the North-East and Downtown Lines, as well as 19 SBS Transit bus services will be extended on the eve of National Day.
BH Auto is planning to set up a branch in West Malaysia that offers its automotive services to Singaporean drivers with car trouble at reasonable prices.
Singapore's newest bus operator - U.K.-based company Go-Ahead - has launched 13 bus services in Punggol, with 11 more to be launched in two weeks' time.
Residents in Choa Chu Kang, Queenstown and Punggol can look forward to four new bus services, which will roll out by March this year.
Five more private-operated bus services will run in Ang Mo Kio, Clementi, Woodlands and Yishun to complement existing feeder services.