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Creating a separate COE category is one of the issues being considered in an ongoing review of the point-to-point transport sector.
Singapore

Separate COE category for private-hire cars still under review

The Travel Smart Journeys scheme will cover more bus services than it did before.
Singapore

Coming in 2025: Bigger fares discounts, more express buses

When it opens, Hume station will serve more than 20,000 residents in the area between Hillview and Beauty World MRT stations.
Singapore

Hume MRT station opening in Q2 2025, more to follow

Between January and November, about 61.2 million passengers passed through the airport – 98.9 per cent of 2019 levels.
Singapore

Changi to exceed pre-pandemic traffic in 2025: Chee Hong Tat

ERP 3.0 may be a possibility “in time to come”, if the authorities find new technology that can work effectively after undergoing rigorous tests.
Singapore

ERP 2.0: Distance-based pricing still under study

It has been a challenging year for Singapore’s transport ministry, with events such as the prolonged East-West Line disruption fuelling online criticism of Mr Chee’s performance.
Singapore

Chee Hong Tat: I'll do my best but how I perform is up to public

    Between Sept 25 and 30, there was no train service between Jurong East and Buona Vista MRT stations, after a train caused extensive damage to 2.55km of tracks and trackside equipment.
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    MRT reliability and how transport fares are set are separate issues

    At 3pm on Sept 25, the second and first carriages of the affected train were towed back to the depot.
    Singapore

    500k out of 2.8m MRT journeys hit daily during EWL disruption

    The initiative aims to offer more than two million cashback rewards and discounts.
    Singapore

    Earnings boost for heartland merchants from PayLah cashback

    Ms Lou-Ann Seet, president of the Singapore chapter of Women in Aviation, said the non-profit organisation aims to reach more than 2,000 women through its programmes in the next five years.
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    Push for more young women to join aviation sector