A signalling fault occurred between Lorong Chuan and Caldecott on the Circle Line, causing delays for commuters during the morning peak hour on Friday, 21 May.
Minister of Transport Ong Ye Kung has stated that SMRT made the right decision to detrain passengers who were stuck on trains during the 14 October breakdown.
Reliability on Singapore's two oldest MRT lines continues to show improvement with upgrading works past halfway mark.
The North-South Line and Circle Line were affected by a power fault on Sunday morning, resulting in slow train services.
Commuters on the East-West Line were facing a 40-minute delay during the peak hour on Wednesday morning due to a track point fault at Clementi.
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A track fault along the East-West line on Saturday, 18th August, resulted in a 20-minute delay between Tampines and Pasir Ris stations.
Live testing of the East-West Line's new signalling system will commence on the five Sundays between 29th April and 27th May.
The North-East Line was hit by delays during the Wednesday morning rush hour due to a train fault at Little India station.
A track fault has caused train delays along a west-bound stretch of the East-West Line from Jurong East to Joo Koon on Monday morning.
Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan said yesterday that testing of the East-West Line's new signalling system will be extended to normal operating hours.
The number of major MRT delays remained high last year, even as the distance clocked by trains before faults occurred improved considerably.
Commuters can expect more reliable rides on the Bukit Panjang LRT from 2022, when the majority of its $344 million overhaul is expected to be completed.
All 35 stations on the East-West Line closed an hour earlier at 11:00pm last night in order to facilitate rail engineering work.
Commuters travelling on the Downtown Line faced delays in their Thursday morning commute due to a signalling fault.
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.
The People's Association will tap a 1,800-strong Community Emergency Response Team to help during unexpected major rail disruptions and station closures.
SMRT will be introducing flood mitigation measures at four locations on the East-West Line to prevent a repeat of October's flooding incident.
The Bukit Panjang LRT has broken down after a train damaged a signal stop tape, which is used to indicate where the driverless trains should stop.