Singapore transport

LTA identifies third-party vendor responsible for bus ETA system that faced timing inaccuracies

LTA first detected issues with the system on Jan 10, with the glitch resulting in inaccurate bus timings and long wait times being shown to commuters.

First of six new EV fast-charging hubs in HDB towns to be ready by early 2027 in S’pore

The chargers are part of Singapore’s plan to enable every HDB town to have at least one fast-charging hub by the end of 2027.

Driving test fees in Singapore to go up progressively from March 13

The Traffic Police attributed the price hike to rising operating costs and said the fees were last revised in 2016.

Janine Teo named Gojek Singapore general manager; ex-GM leaves after 7 years at the helm

Ms Janine Teo (left) will be succeeding Mr Lien Choong Luen, who stepped down in February after seven years at the helm of the business here.

$20k sign-on bonus helping to attract Singapore bus drivers

One of the reasons SBS Transit bus captain Yeo Zhi Qi, 37, was drawn to the job was the shift work.

Taxi operators absorb costs at their pumps as petrol prices rise again amid Middle East war

Petrol station operators Shell, Caltex and Esso continued to raise fuel prices on March 5.

Commentary

In ride-hailing, having more options makes commuting harder

At peak hour tomorrow, many commuters will again scroll between multiple apps before confirming a ride.

LTA reviewing COE categories for cars

LTA will gather views from the public and motor industry for its review of the COE system.

COE prices up across all categories, Cat B up 8.6% to $114,002

The rise in Category B COE premium comes after two rounds of dips.

Grab tests feature giving passengers one-hour window to lock in fares for certain routes

ST20260126-202688000532-Lim Yaohui-pixgeneric/ Generic photograph of GrabCab travelling along Irrawaddy Road on Jan 26, 2026. GrabCab was launched on July 2, 2025 with a flag-off ceremony at Grab’s headquarters in one-north. The taxi operator, a subsidiary of Grab’s rental arm GrabRentals, announced its entry into the market on June 4, 2025, with 40 new fifth-generation electric hybrid Toyota Prius cars. Under the terms of its street-hail operator licence, GrabCab has three years to progressively expand its fleet to meet the minimum fleet size requirement of 800 cabs. (ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI)

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