Disruption and the need for relaxed regulatory zones
Disruption is now a fact of life, but every industry is disrupted differently. And policy and regulation help to shape these disruptions.
Will passengers automatically be allowed to detrain if the train is stuck in a tunnel?
A Straits Times reader asks if passengers will automatically be allowed to leave the train if it is stuck in a tunnel.
LTA scrapping minimum daily mileage for taxis
Rule change from Jan seen as first step in levelling playing field between cabs and private-hire cars.
Lexus LC500 review
The Lexus LC is a well-engineered coupe that turns heads.
Carpooling catches on among commuters
Cost saving and availability of apps to link up with drivers rev up demand for shared service.
All-new BMW 540i review
From gesture control to wireless smartphone integration, the BMW 540i is loaded with high-tech features.
Driving home safety message
Education and enforcement are important tools that can reduce injuries and fatalities among road users but, ultimately, road users have a personal responsibility to stay safe.
Self-driving shuttle to ply NTU roads soon
It will carry up to 15 passengers on 1.5km route, as part of plans for driverless buses.
Software anomalies to blame for driverless car accident
Mix of software glitches "extremely rare" and affected how car responded to other vehicles.
Singapore-KL high-speed rail deadline “ambitious but achievable”
Experts say finalising the line's alignment in Malaysia will be the biggest challenge.