Volvo XC90 used to transport books
Publisher Edmund Wee's Volvo XC90 is ideal for lugging cartons of books around.
Taxi uncle turns Grab driver
After driving taxis for more than 30 years, Mr Lim Chwee Choon became a Grab driver last year, trading in his cab for a Toyota Corolla Altis private-hire car.
How will children and the elderly cope with a cashless public transport system?
A Straits Times reader wants to know if going cashless means inconveniencing the elderly and kids too young to have an ATM card.
Misuse of disabled parking spaces still a problem
Issue persists despite heavier penalties for offenders.
More help for the elderly and disabled at MRT station
Designated areas at Outram Park station where they can wait to get help from people to move around.
Cashless public transport system must be inclusive
There are concerns that the move to go cashless might put some groups at a disadvantage.
Ride-hailing a public bus might be a reality if trials successful
Commuters can use app to call for bus and choose to alight at any bus stop in operating area.
On-demand public buses begin trials in 2018
LTA is calling for a tender for proposals on trials of "on-demand, dynamically-routed" public bus services.
Bargains up, but car stocks down as stricter emission standards loom
In two weeks, dealers will only be allowed to sell petrol cars that meet Euro 6 emissions standards.
Car dealers gearing up for stricter Euro 6 emission standards
Some car dealers are slashing prices to move old stock that doesn't meet Euro 6 emission standards.