A train fault extended travelling time on the North-South Line by 15 minutes on the morning of 14 August 2020, the second rail glitch in the week.
SMRT advised commuters to add 20 minutes to their travel time from Boon Lay to Queenstown, towards Pasir Ris, due to a train fault.
The North-South Line was hit by a platform screen door fault that lasted more than two hours on Thursday during the evening peak hour.
South-bound trains on the North-South Line will run slower than usual due to temporary speed restrictions as part of ongoing track improvement works.
Commuters travelling along the south-bound stretch of the North-South Line before 10:00am should expect to experience some delays due to maintenance work.
Four shuttle bus services will be made available for commuters affected by the shorter MRT station operating hours starting next month.
17 stations on the East-West Line, from Tiong Bahru to Tuas Link, will close earlier on Fridays and Saturdays from 8th to 31st December.
The Transport Minister says that more engineering hours are needed to ensure the quick upgrading of rail assets, which may reduce train operating hours.
Train commuters grappled with delays and crowded platforms on the North-South Line during yesterday's morning rush hour due to a train fault.
Due to a train fault, commuters had to deal with delays and crowded platforms on the North-South Line during the morning peak hour.
Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan made a statement in Parliament yesterday regarding his plans to prevent the flooding of MRT tunnels in the future.
A track fault on the North-South Line affected city-bound trains, marking the second delay in three days on the same stretch of the line.
A rubber insulator had melted on the city-bound tracks of the MRT line early yesterday, causing trains to run at lower speeds between Bishan and Ang Mo Kio.
A track fault caused delays that lasted for more than an hour on a north-bound stretch of the North-South Line on Wednesday morning.
Commuters were hit by another round of train delays early Friday morning following a two-hour delay during the evening peak hour the day before.
The latest incidents come barely 12 hours after a door obstruction at Newton station caused delays on the North-South Line on Monday evening.
SMRT has warned commuters to expect crowds at stations along the North-South and East-West Lines during morning peak hour on Tuesday.
According to the LTA and SMRT, a software update to the new signalling system being tested on the North-South Line will be installed on Friday evening.
A power fault caused SMRT train services on the North-South and East-West lines to be affected late Wednesday night.
Commuters once again experienced train delays along the North-South Line on Thursday morning, marking the third consecutive day of delays.