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Singapore will transition out of its circuit breaker measures on 2 June with a phased approach, here's what it means for drivers.
The Transport Ministry is looking into converting cabbies and private-hire drivers into temporary transport ambassadors amidst the COVID-19 crisis.
SBS Transit has secured temporary accommodation for its Malaysian bus drivers ahead of a lockdown that will start in Malaysia on 18 March 2020.
A pact has been signed by the LTA and eight industry stakeholders to train 100 public bus drivers to handle autonomous buses.
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As part of a six-month trial, 20 public buses have been fitted with camera sensors that help bus drivers look out for cyclists and pedestrians.
A new tracker helps bus drivers to perform better, with Tower Transit seeing accident figures drop by half with the Greenroad vehicle-tracking system.
New bus drivers will now have to go through a five-day Enhanced Vocational Licence Training Programme conducted by the recently opened Singapore Bus Academy.
Go-Ahead Singapore, the island's fourth bus operator is training its drivers to advise riders on what the journey ahead will be like.
Go-Ahead, which will start services in Q3, is close to filling all driver positions, and opens Loyang bus depot on Sunday.
The Government announces plans to help boost skills and enhance professionalism of bus industry, with the setting up of a new academy.
Information on how to assist disabled people was presented to more than 400 Tower Transit bus drivers at Bulim Bus Depot yesterday.
Bus drivers are adapting healthier lifestyles under a new scheme launched by bus operator Tower Transit and the Health Promotion Board.
The increase in competition in the public bus industry may lead SMRT to restructure its bus drivers' pay and incentives.
Newcomer bus firm Go-Ahead is sweetening the package for driveres, offering bonuses of up to $3,000, leave perks, free travel and an annual allowance.
Transport operator Go-Ahead is confident its years of expertise in bus scheduling, route management and maintenance regimes will meet performance standards.
Taxi drivers have told The Straits Times that they are verbally abused 'very often', after a Facebook video of a local cabby being shouted at went viral.
The Public Transport Tripartite Committee outlined steps to safeguard the job security of bus drivers in the new contracting model.