MOT signed agreements with various private companies and research institutes to develop and trial driverless vehicles
Minister for Transport Khaw Boon Wan has stated that over the last two years, the Ministry of Transport (MOT) has ...
Day: 11 January 2017
Bill to regulate personal mobility devices passed in Parliament
The Active Mobility Bill was read for the second time in Parliament yesterday (10 January) with 13 MPs debating on ...
Kidnapped teenager escaped after five attempts and told her story of captivity
Lamya Haji Bashar was captured and sold to sex slavery by the Islamic State (IS), but she managed to escape ...
Khaw Boon Wan: Service levels improved as public bus industry fully transitioned to bus contracting model in Sept 2016
Minister for Transport Khaw Boon Wan stated that service levels have improved as public bus industry fully transitioned to the ...
Taiwan’s jets and navy ships scramble after China warships passage through Taiwan Strait
A group of China warships sailed north by the Taiwan Strait, led by a single aircraft carrier, made Taiwan jumbled ...
Increased fines and new specific penalties in Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill proposed in Parliament
Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill introduced in Parliament yesterday (10 Jan) will increase maximum fines for offenses of altering vehicles illegally ...
Upgrading of signalling system for NSL to be completed by March this year and EWL by 2018
Minister for transport Khaw Boon Wan has announced that the upgrade of the signalling system for the North-South Line (NSL) will ...
The end of 100 years “‘real’ affordable healthcare” under this present Parliament?
Parliament debates removing century-old law by sending to Select Committee 1st time since 2004 The article by Straits Times on 11 ...
China Dec PPI hit five-year high; Straits Times Index stands above 3,000 points for first time in a year
By Margaret Yang, CMC Markets China Dec PPI hit five-year high, signalling further stabilization China’s producer prices rose 5.5 percent ...
SingHealth Polyclinics: 44 percent of Singaporeans don’t have sufficient sleep on weekdays
Based on seven hours minimum of sleep per day, 44 percent of Singaporeans does not have enough sleep on weekdays, ...