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🚇🌟 Exciting news! We are pleased to announce the alignment and station locations of the Cross Island Line Phase 3 (#CRL3)!
Extending westwards from Jurong Lake District to Gul Circle, CRL3 spans approximately 10km with four underground stations. Here's what commuters can look forward to:
🕐 Time savings of up to 50 minutes travelling to and from the western parts of Singapore
🔄 Two interchange stations connecting to the Jurong Region Line (#JRL) and East-West Line (#EWL)
🚇 Expansion of Singapore's rail network to more than 360km
Construction is expected to commence in 2027, with stations targeted to open by the late 2030s. Together with other ongoing rail expansion projects, the CRL will be Singapore's longest fully underground MRT line at around 67km when completed! 🌟
Watch our video here: https://go.gov.sg/crl3stations
#CrossIslandLine #ThereRailBeMore #BetterJourneys
Extending westwards from Jurong Lake District to Gul Circle, CRL3 spans approximately 10km with four underground stations. Here's what commuters can look forward to:
🕐 Time savings of up to 50 minutes travelling to and from the western parts of Singapore
🔄 Two interchange stations connecting to the Jurong Region Line (#JRL) and East-West Line (#EWL)
🚇 Expansion of Singapore's rail network to more than 360km
Construction is expected to commence in 2027, with stations targeted to open by the late 2030s. Together with other ongoing rail expansion projects, the CRL will be Singapore's longest fully underground MRT line at around 67km when completed! 🌟
Watch our video here: https://go.gov.sg/crl3stations
#CrossIslandLine #ThereRailBeMore #BetterJourneys
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🚇🔧 We’ve awarded the tender to install Hot Axle Box Detection System (HABDS) across all MRT lines to Chengdu Shengkai Co., Ltd. Installation works are expected to commence in 2H 2027 and be completed by 2H 2030.
The HABDS monitors the temperature of axle boxes and gear boxes, and alerts operators to any abnormal temperature increase for early fault detection and recovery. Two complementary systems – Acoustic Detection System and Hot Wheel Detection System – will also be installed with the HABDS, to detect early-stage bearing damage, and wheel and brake-related faults.
Together, these systems are part of our continuing efforts to improve our fault detection capabilities, support preventive and predictive maintenance, and boost safety and reliability of our rail network. 🌟
#BetterJourneys #ReliabilityIsAJourney #ThereRailBeMore #TowardsReliableRides
The HABDS monitors the temperature of axle boxes and gear boxes, and alerts operators to any abnormal temperature increase for early fault detection and recovery. Two complementary systems – Acoustic Detection System and Hot Wheel Detection System – will also be installed with the HABDS, to detect early-stage bearing damage, and wheel and brake-related faults.
Together, these systems are part of our continuing efforts to improve our fault detection capabilities, support preventive and predictive maintenance, and boost safety and reliability of our rail network. 🌟
#BetterJourneys #ReliabilityIsAJourney #ThereRailBeMore #TowardsReliableRides
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🎉🚶 We've completed 4 more Friendly Streets, bringing the total to 9 Friendly Streets islandwide!
📍 Bukit Panjang
📍 Pek Kio
📍 Sembawang
📍 Tiong Bahru-Havelock
🚦🚲 Residents can now enjoy safer and more convenient walking journeys to key amenities within their neighbourhood with more barrier-free crossings, longer and more frequent green-man time at signalised crossings.
🚙 There are also other traffic-calming features like reduced traffic speed limits, bus-friendly humps, green markings and treatments to remind motorists to slow down and encourage gracious road behaviour.
👀 Stay tuned as we bring more Friendly Streets to neighbourhoods across Singapore! By 2030, every town will have at least one Friendly Street!
📍 Bukit Panjang
📍 Pek Kio
📍 Sembawang
📍 Tiong Bahru-Havelock
🚦🚲 Residents can now enjoy safer and more convenient walking journeys to key amenities within their neighbourhood with more barrier-free crossings, longer and more frequent green-man time at signalised crossings.
🚙 There are also other traffic-calming features like reduced traffic speed limits, bus-friendly humps, green markings and treatments to remind motorists to slow down and encourage gracious road behaviour.
👀 Stay tuned as we bring more Friendly Streets to neighbourhoods across Singapore! By 2030, every town will have at least one Friendly Street!
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🚨👮 Our #AMEOs continue to conduct regular enforcement operations to protect path users and ensure compliance with the enhanced PMA rules that took effect on 1 June. These include requiring a Certificate of Medical Need for mobility scooter users and a lower speed limit of 6km/h for PMAs.
Over the last 2 months, our officers have engaged over 100 PMA users and detected:
🚫 3 users riding mobility scooters without a valid Certificate of Medical Need or exemption
🚫 5 users speeding on a PMA
🚫 21 cases involving the possession or use of non-UL2272 compliant e-scooters
Alongside enforcement, we’ll continue our engagement and education efforts to promote safe and responsible use of mobility scooters among users.
🤳 If you spot errant AM users, report them: go.gov.sg/report-am
Over the last 2 months, our officers have engaged over 100 PMA users and detected:
🚫 3 users riding mobility scooters without a valid Certificate of Medical Need or exemption
🚫 5 users speeding on a PMA
🚫 21 cases involving the possession or use of non-UL2272 compliant e-scooters
Alongside enforcement, we’ll continue our engagement and education efforts to promote safe and responsible use of mobility scooters among users.
🤳 If you spot errant AM users, report them: go.gov.sg/report-am
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👮♂️🚨 We continue to enforce against illegal cross-border ride-hailing services, acting on regular tip-offs from the National Private Hire Vehicles Association and National Taxi Association. Recently, we caught 11 drivers and impounded their vehicles.
🚕 Planning a trip to JB this long weekend? For your safety, only book a licensed cross-border ride-hailing service on Grab or have a Singapore-registered cross-border taxi pick you up anywhere in Singapore, for drop-off anywhere in Johor Bahru, Iskandar Puteri, Forest City, Kulai and Senai.
⚠️ #Reminder Drivers caught providing illegal ride-hailing services may face up to $3,000 fines and/or 6 months’ jail, with possible vehicle forfeiture.
🤳 Report illegal ride-hailing activities: go.gov.sg/report-illegal-rides
🚕 Planning a trip to JB this long weekend? For your safety, only book a licensed cross-border ride-hailing service on Grab or have a Singapore-registered cross-border taxi pick you up anywhere in Singapore, for drop-off anywhere in Johor Bahru, Iskandar Puteri, Forest City, Kulai and Senai.
⚠️ #Reminder Drivers caught providing illegal ride-hailing services may face up to $3,000 fines and/or 6 months’ jail, with possible vehicle forfeiture.
🤳 Report illegal ride-hailing activities: go.gov.sg/report-illegal-rides
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🤔 Everyone has a view on how the #COE system could be improved.
But what would a fairer system actually look like, and what trade-offs would it involve?
In this first of a two-part series, we unpack:
🚗 Why we're reviewing the COE categories
🧑🧑🧒🧒 Why prioritising certain groups isn't as straightforward as it sounds
🚙 Whether taxing multiple car ownership would work
Watch here ➡️ https://youtube.com/shorts/sMgmQ1EbN1M?is=GUrH0GQPlaPcvlsq
But what would a fairer system actually look like, and what trade-offs would it involve?
In this first of a two-part series, we unpack:
🚗 Why we're reviewing the COE categories
🧑🧑🧒🧒 Why prioritising certain groups isn't as straightforward as it sounds
🚙 Whether taxing multiple car ownership would work
Watch here ➡️ https://youtube.com/shorts/sMgmQ1EbN1M?is=GUrH0GQPlaPcvlsq
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What do you think a fairer #COE system would look like?
🤔 Everyone has a view on how the #COE system could be improved.Bu...
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#PSA We’ve appointed Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP) as the new testing provider for the following point-to-point vocational licences (VL) from 17 Aug 2026!
🚕 Taxi Driver’s Vocational Licence (TDVL)
🚗 Private Hire Car Driver’s Vocational Licence (PDVL)
🔁 Conversion of PDVL to TDVL (CTDVL)
The incumbent, Republic Polytechnic (RP), will cease to serve as a testing provider on 16 Sep 2026.
During the transition period, new VL applicants who have completed the required training may be directed to either RP or NYP for the first test. Your training provider will inform you accordingly.
Existing TDVL, PDVL and CTDVL applicants can continue to attend re-tests at RP until 27 Aug 2026. The last date to register for a re-test at RP is 21 Aug 2026. ➡️ More details: https://go.gov.sg/rp-lta
🚕 Taxi Driver’s Vocational Licence (TDVL)
🚗 Private Hire Car Driver’s Vocational Licence (PDVL)
🔁 Conversion of PDVL to TDVL (CTDVL)
The incumbent, Republic Polytechnic (RP), will cease to serve as a testing provider on 16 Sep 2026.
During the transition period, new VL applicants who have completed the required training may be directed to either RP or NYP for the first test. Your training provider will inform you accordingly.
Existing TDVL, PDVL and CTDVL applicants can continue to attend re-tests at RP until 27 Aug 2026. The last date to register for a re-test at RP is 21 Aug 2026. ➡️ More details: https://go.gov.sg/rp-lta
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💨🚫 #Reminder: E-vaporisers are prohibited on public transport. Over 500 cases have been caught to date – don't be next.
👮♂️ Frontline staff can issue fines and seize e-vaporisers on the spot.
⚠️ Offenders face up to $10,000 fine for possession or use.
Anyone who has information on the illegal advertisement, import, distribution, sale or possession of vaporisers can report them via: www.go.gov.sg/reportvape
👮♂️ Frontline staff can issue fines and seize e-vaporisers on the spot.
⚠️ Offenders face up to $10,000 fine for possession or use.
Anyone who has information on the illegal advertisement, import, distribution, sale or possession of vaporisers can report them via: www.go.gov.sg/reportvape
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