Singapore’s LTA Launches Transformation Map for the Future of Transport

Singapore’s Land Transport Authority (LTA) has recently launched a transformation map for the future of transport in the city-state. This initiative is part of Singapore’s ongoing efforts to enhance its transportation infrastructure and ensure that it remains at the forefront of global mobility trends. The Land Transport Industry Transformation Map (ITM) has been developed in

Inclusive Public Transportation in Singapore: Accessibility and Equity for All

Singapore is known for its efficient and reliable public transportation system. From buses to mass rapid transit (MRT), the transport system connects the entire country and makes it easy for people to move around. However, accessibility and equity are important factors that need to be addressed to ensure that everyone can enjoy the benefits of

How SMRT and LTA Are Contributing to the United Nations Sustainability DevelopmentGoals

The Sustainable Development Goals by the United Nations are the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. They address the global challenges we face, including climate change, environmental degradation, poverty, peace, and justice. Sustainable development has been integral to the Singapore Story. The country has made progress on the 17 Sustainable Development

Singapore’s Bukit Panjang Light Rail Transit (LRT) Uses an Innovative Feature on Train

The Bukit Panjang Light Rapid Transit (BPLRT) was launched as the first light rail line in Singapore in 1999.The fully automated 8km line connects residential estates within Bukit Panjang and Choa Chu Kang to the North-South and Downtown Lines. Currently, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) is working on the renewal of the BPLRT line. The

Six more MRT stations will be built in Phase 2 of the Cross Island Line

Singapore’s extensive road-rail-bus network, currently serves over seven million commuters each day. This comprehensive land transport network and infrastructure continue to grow and improve. Recently, the government announced more stations for the Cross Island Line. Six more stations on the Cross Island Line (CRL) will be built and are slated to open in 2032. New

SMRT launches Singapore Rail Discovery Centre to inspire rail engineers

In commemoration of the 35th anniversary of Singapore’s rail network, the country’s pioneer rail operator SMRT Trains, with the support of the Land Transport Authority (LTA), has launched the Singapore Rail Discovery Centre (SRDC). The centre will help younger generations to learn about Singapore’s rail networks. What is SRDC? There are three zones in SRDC. 

Thales and SMRT Trains Partner to Enhance Digital Rail Capabilities in Singapore

Singapore’s rail industry is on a journey towards digitalisation. Harnessing digital technology will help to create efficiencies, optimise performance, and enhance sustainability for the rail sector. By optimising time and resources, transport operators will be able to deliver a reliable, safe, and more comfortable customer experience. To enhance digital rail capabilities, SMRT Trains, Singapore’s leading

SMRT Collaborates with A*STAR to Enhance Productivity, Safety, and Sustainability in Land Transport

Singapore has created a best-in-class public transport system, which is accessible, efficient, convenient, sustainable, and at the same time affordable. A recent report said the convenience and flexibility of the Singaporean ticketing system, using the EZ-Link card, is one of the “outstanding” features. The Land Transport Authority (LTA) and transport operators are working together to

SMRT’s Project Overwatch for Rail Reliability – What’s In It?

The reliability of Singapore’s mass rapid transit (MRT) network has improved significantly in the last few years. The Mean Kilometre between Failure (MKBF) for the overall MRT network has increased from 174,000 train-km in 2016 to 690,000 train-km in 2019 between delays. This improvement follows the steady progress of Singapore’s major infrastructure renewal projects, as

East Coast Integrated Depot – Singapore’s Largest Bus and Train Depot

The East Coast Integrated Depot in Changi is the first in the world to have three train depots and one bus depot located within one site. The ECID will house the depots of three MRT lines — the Downtown line, the East-West line, and the Thomson-East Coast line, as well as a bus depot located