Describing the CRL as Singapore’s next “outer ring” MRT line, Siow emphasised that it will provide commuters with more route ...

SINGAPORE: Singapore’s Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system is too big to fail. If there were any doubts about this truth, the incident on the East-West Line on Sep 25 should stop it in its tracks.

SMRT (Singapore Mass Rapid Transit) is the premier transit system, with over 160 stations across six lines. The average daily ridership clocks in at around 3.4 million. It’s an incredible system ...

Commuters reported delays and overcrowding on the East-West Line during evening peak hours on 10 July 2025, especially around ...

Beyond the tracks: The people who keep Singapore moving From table tennis games to a bold vision of inclusivity, here’s how Singapore’s MRT system has evolved, shaping lives and fostering ...

Getting Around Singapore The best way to get around Singapore is via its Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) subway system. This underground network has lines that stretch across the entire city.

But even after factoring in one of the worst disruptions in the MRT system’s 37-year history, the EWL’s performance until September remained well above Singapore’s target of one million ...

Get the full details on the first Singapore Malaysia RTS Link, including launch timeline, passenger capacity, and what to ...

Our MRT system stands out among other subway networks worldwide for so many things we can be proud of: its chop-chop efficiency and reliability, its crisp cleanliness, its comfortable design. And ...

Johor Bahru–Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link is set to be completed by December 2026. More than 80% of the infrastructure is done.

SINGAPORE: In the 12 months ending in September, trains on the East-West MRT Line (EWL) travelled an average of about 2.03 million train-km between delays of more than five minutes.