The Straits Times has launched audio news bulletins at 68 SMRT-operated stations, giving commuters a way to catch up on current events during their journeys. The three to four minute bulletins air on weekday mornings and evenings.
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Singapore’s MRT network has hit its highest-ever reliability figure in August 2026, extending a remarkable streak of 10 consecutive months without a major delay. Here’s what the record means for everyday commuters.
Testing on a new backup train control system for the Singapore MRT network has been completed, with findings now being evaluated by authorities. Here’s what commuters need to know.
A commuter shared on Stomp that he was told to approach MRT staff the moment he sees someone breaking the no-eating-and-drinking rule. His response? By the time you find staff, the person is long gone.
SMRT has formed a joint bid with a Chinese rail operator to operate the Cross Island Line (CRL), Singapore’s most ambitious rail project to date. Here’s what we know and what it means for the everyday commuter.
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.
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.
Two boys, aged 11 and 12, received conditional warnings after forcefully entering a restricted MRT train cabin and triggering an onboard alarm. Here’s the full story and what it means for MRT safety.








