SMRT train driver could not have prevented collision, says Transport Minister
No time to react as emergency braking situation not expected.
NTU working with Volvo Buses to develop autonomous electric buses
Through a partnership inked on Thursday (Jan 11), Volvo will provide two 12m, 40-seater battery-powered buses, which will be fitted with autonomous driving technologies.
Investigation into last July’s PIE work site collapse still ongoing
Six months after a road viaduct collapsed in Upper Changi Road East, investigations into the accident which killed one worker and injured 10 others have not been completed.
How do Singaporeans fare when driving overseas?
Figures show around 50 Singaporean drivers involved in fatal and injury crashes between 2012 and 2016.
Parliament: About 3 accidents a week involving PMDs
In all, about 110 accidents took place between January and September last year, the first time these figures were being released.
Towing services kept busy during flash floods
Heavy morning downpour that flooded 9 areas damaged cars, and disrupted some businesses and bus services.
Flash floods due to unusually heavy rain, not drain obstructions
The floods arose because rain developed too quickly in the area, a spokesman for the Meteorological Services Singapore said.
Is SMRT back on track after a woeful 2017?
Rail operator makes an effort to improve services after major disruptions, collision.
SMRT deploys more staff to help commuters during second month of MRT station closures
SMRT will double the number of ground staff deployed for the second month of shorter MRT operating hours on weekends, which started on Friday night (Jan 5).
SMRT spent $2 million on repairs and replacements after tunnel flooding
SMRT forked out about $2 million on repairs and replacements to rail equipment after a flooding incident in October 2017.