A young MRT enthusiast named Cayden received the ultimate birthday surprise when the Land Transport Authority gave him a personalised train announcement shoutout after his train-themed cake went viral online.
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Lakeside MRT Delay: How to Beat the Morning Rush Queues
A brief delay during the morning rush on 21 October 2026 left long queues at [...]
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Future MRT Map Singapore: Every New Line and Extension to 2040
The future MRT map of Singapore adds two completely new lines, the Jurong Region Line [...]
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Labrador Park MRT: SMRT Staff Help Injured Cyclist
SMRT staff helped a cyclist with head and face injuries outside Labrador Park MRT and [...]
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Chain collision of 3 buses in Yishun injures 5 riders
Five passengers were injured when a Tower Transit bus rear-ended an SBS Transit bus at [...]
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Woodlands MRT Smokers Leave Butts: What Riders Can Do
The Independent Singapore reported on 13 October 2026 that smokers gathering near Woodlands MRT leave [...]
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Singapore is rolling out an axle box overheating detection system across every MRT line by end-2030, a move that could prevent the kind of train faults that cause delays you’ve definitely cursed under your breath before.
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Singapore’s public transport system is expanding fast, but the real work is in how we treat each other and support every type of commuter on board. Here’s what’s changing in 2026.
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The Land Transport Authority has confirmed four new Cross Island Line stations serving Taman Jurong and Singapore’s western industrial estates, with interchanges at Jurong Pier and Gul Circle expected by the late 2030s.
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Singapore’s rail operators and the Land Transport Authority are rolling out artificial intelligence across the MRT network, from predictive track maintenance to real-time crowd flow analysis. Here’s what’s changing and why it matters for commuters.
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Singapore’s Circle Line is getting clearer, more helpful wayfinding signs following a push from passenger feedback, and the timing couldn’t be better, with three brand-new CCL6 stations opening for public preview on 4 July 2026.
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