SINGAPORE: Two new rail lines serving more than 400,000 households could be operational in the 2040s, pending feasibility ...

Two new potential MRT lines, the Seletar and Tengah lines, are currently being studied for feasibility. The proposed new ...

The proposed Tengah and Seletar lines could form a single rail line, says Minister Chee Hong Tat. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Feasibility studies are in the works, but here are all the details we know so far ...

Current and future developments such as at the west of Sengkang and Punggol, as well as the east of Woodlands, Toa Payoh and Ang Mo Kio, that are underserved by rail lines, could stand to benefit from ...

First up, Singapore is expanding its rail network with the West Coast Extension, Seletar Line, and Tengah Line to improve public transport connectivity, according the Land Transport Authority (LTA).

This comes ahead of the opening of the final CCL stations that will close the line loop. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Separately, up to S$1 billion will go towards improving rail reliability over the next five years Read more at The Business ...

By then, Singapore’s metro network will increase to 360km, from 178km today. The latest new rail projects were announced by Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew during a visit to the Downtown Line 1 ...

If you reside in Woodlands and are looking to reach northeast Singapore in a jiffy, you might be able to do so from the 2040s with the opening of the new Seletar MRT Line. The new Seletar MRT Line ...