The new Woodleigh BI will be operated by SBS Transit and feature a new bus service, with the new Pasir Ris BI to be operated by Go-Ahead Singapore.
The enhancement works follow those seen in Jurong Town Hall and Tengah, and will also include Ang Mo Kio, Clementi, Sengkang, Serangoon, and Toa Payoh.
Go-Ahead will be running two buses fitted with solar panels on a six-month trial, with the panels expected to reduce CO2 emissions by 3.7 tons per year per bus.
The Land Transport Authority has called for a tender to purchase 100 three-door buses, which will be deployed in 2020.
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.
Taxi stands along Telok Blangah Road and at Yishun MRT station have received a more prominent yellow height limit sign to prevent buses from crashing into them.
State-owned Shenzhen Bus Group has placed a bid for Singapore's fourth bus contract, as part of China's One Belt, One Road inititiative.
According to a statement by the Land Transport Authority on Monday, bus services are now more reliable and less crowded, thanks to a new bus contracting model.
Six companies have put in bids for the Bukit Merah bus package, the fourth such tender under the Government's bus contracting model.
A double-decker bus operated by Go-Ahead Singapore crashed into a bus stop outside Yishun MRT station on Wednesday afternoon, with no injuries reported.
Under the bus contracting model, the Government owns all fixed and operating assets while operators focus on meeting service standards.
Bus operator Go-Ahead Singapore now has more than the 700 drivers it was looking to hire and is ready to launch a new route in April.
New bus operators like Tower Transit and Go-Ahead have made an impact on Singapore's bus industry in several areas, including bus driver wages.
Among the bidders for the Seletar bus package tender which closed noon yesterday, were Singapore's Woodlands Transport and National Express from the U.K.
Singapore's newest bus operator - U.K.-based company Go-Ahead - has launched 13 bus services in Punggol, with 11 more to be launched in two weeks' time.
Go-Ahead Singapore will launch its operations on 4th September, and ply routes serving commuters in the Pasir Ris and Punggol areas.
Go-Ahead Singapore, the island's fourth bus operator is training its drivers to advise riders on what the journey ahead will be like.
Singapore's fourth public bus operator, London-based Go-Ahead officially opened a new Loyang bus depot yesterday, and will begin plying 25 routes in Loyang.
Go-Ahead, which will start services in Q3, is close to filling all driver positions, and opens Loyang bus depot on Sunday.
Tower Transit's first nine services have hit the roads and the third bus operator is likely to bid in the next tender, likely in June, to run more routes.