Hyundai Motor Company, Kia, and Hyundai Mobis are all contributing through the Korean Red Cross to aid relief activities and damage recovery.
The donation made by Kia America to the Red Cross will support the organisation in setting up temporary shelters, along with providing food and relief.
Eligible drivers under the scheme can look forward to an additional $5 per vehicle per day in November and $5 per vehicle per day in December.
The Government will set aside an additional $27 million to provide an additional $10 per vehicle per day top-up through the COVID-19 Driver Relief Fund.
The aid to India will take the form of medical equipment and materials such as oxygen generators and liquid oxygen tanks.
SBS Transit posted a decline in its 2020 profits due to lower ridership, but the effects were mitigated by government relief and lower fuel costs.
Vehicle inspection centre Vicom reported an almost 14% drop in earnings for 2020 despite receiving $7.7 million in aid from the government.
As further support for taxi drivers during this COVID-19 period, a further $300 monthly rental relief will be extended to taxi drivers from January to June.
The new scheme, called the COVID-19 Driver Relief Fund, will cost $133 million, and is designed to cushion drivers from the impact of the end of SIRS.
Jaguar Land Rover has deployed 362 vehicles globally to support charitable organisations tackling the spread of COVID-19.
ComfortDelGro is extending its daily rental relief until September to help its taxi drivers, a move which it says will push it into the red.
Taxi operator ComfortDelGro and ride-hailing firm Grab have announced additional measures to help cabbies and drivers affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
Maserati added style to the charity event as as they made their way to the red carpet at the iconic British Museum in London.
The Volkswagen Group of America Foundation has donated $300,000 to support hurricane disaster relief in Florida and Puerto Rico.
The Downtown Line 2 is a relief for Bukit Panjang residents, as they have long complained of lack of public transport options to the city.
Bus service 190 that plys between Bukit Panjang and Orchard Road is no longer a frustration for Bukit Panjang residents after the introduction of service 972.
Transport operator SMRT has fired a relief taxi driver after a video of him driving recklessly was shared on social media.
The Bridgestone Corporation announced it will donate 50 tyres for disaster rescue vehicles through the Japanese Red Cross Society to support relief efforts.
BMW Group has donated a sum of money to victims of Typhoon Haiyan and provided a BMW X-model relief convoy as additional support.
Bridgestone Group supports relief efforts of Typhoon Haiyan by contributing approximately 13.9 million yen (SGD$175,071) to help victims in the Philippines.