Hit the brakes on jaywalking
Jaywalking has been identified as a common cause of fatal accidents involving elderly pedestrians, and it remains an area of concern, as revealed by the latest Traffic Police statistics.
Can driverless cars survive Singaporean road users?
Human drivers cutting into their lane may be the least of multiple hazards faced by such AI cars.
SMRT fires eight staff involved in falsification of records
Beleaguered rail operator SMRT has sacked staff members found to have falsified maintenance records pertaining to an anti-flooding system, and demoted others in the wake of unprecedented flooding incident last month.
Shuttle buses will ply four routes during train station closures in December
The shuttle buses will follow the same fare structure as trains, and will be available every three to five minutes during peak periods, and every five to 10 minutes for non-peak periods.
Is it harmful to immediately turn on the air-con in a hot car?
A Straits Times reader wants to know if he should refrain from immediately turning on the air-con in a hot car.
New $3.6m testing centre for autonomous vehicles
The 2ha test centre also has a rain simulator and flood zone to test the navigation abilities of autonomous vehicles under different weather conditions.
LTA and SMRT to pay for extra buses
Experts say it'll be challenge to offer enough vehicles despite roping in SBS, private buses.
Service disruption for 17 MRT stations to facilitate resignalling project
From Dec 8 to Dec 31, 17 East-West Line (EWL) stations from Tiong Bahru to Tuas Link, and two North-South Line stations Bukit Batok and Bukit Gombak, will close earlier on Fridays and Saturdays.
Mercedes-Benz driver who drove against traffic jailed four weeks
Lam Chen Wee reversed his Mercedes CLA 200 and drove against the flow of traffic for nearly 300m, covering two expressways.
Porsche USA introduces “Tech Live Look” augmented-reality technology at dealerships
Real-time AR remote assistance improves efficiency and can reduce technical-service resolution time by up to 40 percent.