Singapore Train

 Singapore boasts an excellent and modern rail network. More than 40% of public transport journeys in Singapore are made using the rail system. The MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) system is probably the fastest way to reach any destination. It connects the entire island of Singapore. The Land Transport Authority is planning to expand the MRT network to 360km by the early 2030s.   Singapore Circuit Breaker Singapore is among the several countries affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. The Singapore government imposed restrictions, known as ‘circuit breaker’, from April 7, 2020 to slow the community spread of COVID-19. On June 1, 2020, the government ended the eight-week COVID-19 circuit breaker shutdown. During the circuit breaker period, MRT operators (SMRT Corporation and SBS Transit) ramped up their cleaning efforts to provide safer and cleaner journeys to commuters. Findings of the Customer Satisfaction Index of Singapore Research To identify the satisfaction level of commuters during the circ

 A feature-packed taxi driver app solution can help cab drivers to work effectively and productively. From managing real-time cab requests to receiving payments, drivers can get all jobs done easily. SMRT Corporation, a multi-modal transport service provider in Singapore, and Grab, a Singaporean multinational ride-hailing company, are working on an on-demand driver services platform for SMRT driver partners. These two companies have announced a partnership to develop a Grab Driver app to help drivers manage their requests, earnings, and more. Grab is providing software as a service for SMRT Taxis (a subsidiary of SMRT Corp).  Apart from ride-hailing services, Grab offers transport technology, food delivery, and courier services. Its presence is growing in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and other countries. SMRT Taxis is the third-largest cab operator in Singapore.  SMRT Corp. has two more subsidiaries - SMRT Trains (rail operator) and SMRT Buses (bus service operator). Unde

SMRT Trains (SMRT), Singapore’s leading rail operator, and Bombardier Transportation (BT), global mobility solution provider, have signed a 10-year service support contract for servicing BOMBARDIER MOVIA trains running in the North-South and East-West Lines (NSEWL) of Singapore’s metro system. SMRT manages and operates train services on the North-South Line, the East-West Line, the Circle Line, the Thomson-East Coast Line, and the Bukit Panjang Light Rail Transit. MOVIA Metro Trains are designed and manufactured by Bombardier Transportation. These trains use an innovative propulsion system and state-of-the-art wireless technology. Bombardier customises the train structure based on the needs of train operators. These trains are used in the NSEWL lines. As part of the 10-year contract between SMRT and Bombardier, BT will provide spares and parts for carrying out the maintenance works of the MOVIA trains. BT will work with SMRT to monitor the train operations and develop solutions to p