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05/06/2026
With , your smartwatch ⌚ can be used to pay for public transport fares directly—no top-ups required.
Simply tap and go with your preferred smartwatch or other contactless payment option, including mobile wallet 📱 and contactless bank card 💳.
Stay in control of your journeys with the SimplyGo app, which lets you track your travel expenses, view fare balances and skip top-up queues ✨.
04/06/2026
🟠 Whether you're commuting to work 💼, catching up with friends 🍽️, or exploring new neighbourhoods 🚶, getting around is about to become even easier.
With the opening of Keppel, Cantonment and Prince Edward Road stations, the Circle Line will be complete, connecting you to more destinations and bringing journeys closer together.
✨ Public Preview on Saturday, 4 July, 9.30am - 9pm
🎉 Official opening on Sunday, 12 July
03/06/2026
🚶♂️🚲 A new sight to enjoy as you travel to or from the East Coast Park!
🖼️ "Coastal Connections" by Nur Shafeeqa and Fecilia Yeow is our new Art in Transit (AIT) installation featuring vinyl cut-outs that reflect the surrounding nature and activities of East Coast Park.
📍Bayshore Pedestrian Underpass, near Bayshore MRT
🎨Stretching 60 metres across the underpass, the larger-than-life artwork adds a touch of character and warmth to the park entrance drawing you into a coastal adventure!
03/06/2026
🚍 Bus Captains, this one’s for you! 👀
With effect from 1 January 2027, starting salaries for local bus captains will increase by💰$450/month, while sign-on bonuses will increase by 💰 $2000.
That’s not all! 👋 All Bus Captains will also receive a salary adjustment as part of our ongoing efforts to better support and care for our bus workforce. 💙
📝 We’ll continue working closely with our Public Transport Operators (PTOs) to reduce split shift assignments and shorten long driving routes, providing better care for our bus captains as they keep Singapore moving safely every day. 🤝
Thank you to all bus captains for your service and dedication to running smooth, safe, and reliable journeys! 🫶
With the new PMA speed limit, are you worried that you can’t go up a slope at 6 km/h? 🤔
🦼 Worry not, your device’s ability to climb slopes depends on its power (torque), and is not affected by the reduced speed limit.
When purchasing a PMA, ensure that you choose one that fits your needs. You’d also have to comply with the new rules.
▶️ Watch to know more about the new rules for PMAs.
Learn more: go.gov.sg/amrules
03/06/2026
🤔🚗 Think you know everything about Autonomous Vehicles
(AVs)?
Put your knowledge to the test and find out how far AVs have come in Singapore
and what it takes to put them on the road!
Read more in our CONNECT article ➡️go.gov.sg/connect-factorfictionav
🚨Scam Alert: Fake ERP messages🚨
⚠️ Scammers are sending fake LTA messages to trick you into clicking links to steal personal information
⛔️ Do not click and pay through those suspicious links
✅ Verify your outstanding charges through the One Motoring website at onemotoring.lta.gov.sg
🚨 If you own an active mobility device, here’s all you need to know about the rules starting today!
1️⃣ Motorised PMAs must not exceed 6km/h on public paths.
2️⃣ PMAs used on public paths must comply with the size and weight requirements.
3️⃣ Mobility scooter users must have a Certificate of Medical Need unless exempted.
4️⃣ Retailers can only display, advertise or sell registered mobility scooters.
5️⃣ Keeping non-UL2272 e-scooters is an offence.
Learn more: go.gov.sg/amrules
💚 Big news! The first Cross Island Line ( ) train has arrived in Singapore 🎉🚄
The train will now undergo rigorous system integration testing at the Singapore Rail Test Centre ( ).
Here’s what commuters can look forward to 👀
🚆 44 fully automated 6-car trains
🚪 Wider gangways for smoother passenger movement and a more comfortable journey
🛠️ Smart condition monitoring and diagnostic systems that help detect potential faults early and improve reliability
The CRL will open in phases from 2030 and this is only the beginning ✨
🗣️ Have you seen the new Circle Line wayfinding signs?
🟠 When we on 12 July 2026, trains will run in clockwise and anticlockwise directions. To help you navigate the line more easily, we’ll be progressively updating the wayfinding signs at all stations.
You can view the new signs at Promenade, Esplanade, Buona Vista, and Paya Lebar stations, to familiarise yourself with them before opens!
▶️ Here’s what you’ll see at Promenade station.
Thanks for your feedback on improving navigating around the completed Circle Line - it helped us shape these signs!
🗓️ Save the date: Join us at the public preview on 4 July 2026.