We consider what are the best ways of getting around amidst our current COVID-19 situation and the circuit breaker measures in place.
The LTA has announced a six-month trial of on-demand public bus services. Is this is the future of mobility, or just another disruptive idea poised for failure?
Ride-hailing firm Grab has launched a new shuttle service, which adds a four-seater taxi option to the exisiting GrabShuttle service.
ComfortDelGro has posted a 4.9 percent drop in its net earnings for 2017, following weaker contributions from several of its core businesses.
GrabShuttle Plus, on-demand bus service, is now available in Sengkang and allows users to travel between the town and Punggol.
Grab has begun trials of an on-demand bus service in Punggol, where users can book a shuttle bus to travel between any two bus stops there.
Prime, Singapore's smallest taxi operator, has shown interest in buying over SMRT's taxi business; following Grab's offer to do the same.
SMRT's smallish footprint in the bus sector grew even smaller when it lost the Bulim and Seletar route packages to Tower Transit and SBS Transit, respectively.
More taxi firms are setting up their own private hire and limousine services to retain drivers amidst the growth of third-party taxi apps.