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Cleaner, greener buses set to hit the road next year
Ten buses part of "green" fleet that Brickston Transport Service is pioneering.
Taxi fares to rise as fuel costs surge in Beijing
Passengers will pay an extra $0.20 for each trip they make as a fuel surcharge.
New kid on the block: Passion ez-link Card
Cardholders get twice the number of chances to win in an SMRT Corporation lucky draw.
Train schedule follows demand
There are no plans to display a timetable because of our high train frequency.
3 years of free SMRT rides for four up for grabs
$20,000 worth of prizes to be won just by taking public transport.
Prime rolling out hybrid cabs
Fuel-efficient taxis cost more - flagdown rate is now $3 - but drivers could save in the long run.
LTA says 'no' to a seventh taxi firm
Marine company had applied to be new operator despite signs of overcrowding market.
Selfish acts make rides unpleasant
Unpleasant bus rides are caused by Singaporeans' lack of graciousness.
M'sia's Transport Minister joins morning rush
He did it to better understand commuters' problems.
Lum Chang goes solo for MRT job
Home-grown firm bags contract for Downtown Line's Bt Panjang station.
How North-East Line turned around
Analysts predicted years of red ink, but commuter rides more than double.
No mothballing of MRT stations in future
Currently, there are 10 LRT stations and one MRT station which are ready but are mothballed.
$126-million door project starts in Pasir Ris
Pasir Ris MRT station has become the first here to be fully fitted with half-height screen doors
Let's get the transport balance right
There is no perfect formula, but LTA has to sort out how and how frequently it determines COE quotas.
Motorised bike rules flouted in 310 cases
Offenders did not wear helmets, used unapproved models.
Crackdown on errant cyclists
Authorities warn shop owners against selling unapproved motorised bicycles.
Reveal criteria for public transport
There are still feeder services with irregular waiting times despite PTC's report that public transport system has improved.
Public transport not reliable
Drop in public transport usage is commensurate with the reliability and quality of it.
Dip in proportion of public transport users
More people turned to using private vehicles.
Less people taking public transport
Proportion of people taking car journeys have increased, according to an LTA survey.
Would canopies provide better safety?
From next year, all new lorries used to carry workers must have a canopy to protect them.
SBS Transit, SMRT fined for not meeting standards
Both fined but performance have generally improved, review said.
40% of old ez-link cards not replaced
LTA declined to comment on possible reasons for large number of cards not replaced.
Nets multi-use card joins fray
Like the ez-link card, it can be used for travel, parking and shopping.
Road users, don't be safety hazards
There are several groups of road users who sometimes pose an inconvenience to others.
LTA: Road safety a shared responsibility
Ultimately, road user vigilance remains the best protection against accidents.
Where's the benefit for new ez-link cards?
The new Cepas card seems to be a step backwards rather than forwards.
Lame excuses for last minute ez-link dash
About 3.6 million had failed to replace their old ez-link cards by the original deadline of Sept 30.
One week extension for exchange of ez-link cards
LTA has extended the deadline to October 7, 2009. There will be no further extensions. -AsiaOne
Elderly pedestrians get more time to cross
Elderly pedestrians with senior citizen concession cards get more time at five crossings.
 
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