🚍💳 Recently hopped onboard SimplyGo and wondering how you can learn about your trip fares?

Here’s a hack: Enable mobile notifications.

You’ll receive updates on your trips after you tap out

🚍💳 Exploring options for public transport fares without using your credit or debit card? We've got you covered! 🌟

Here are some alternatives:

1️⃣ Upgrade Your EZ-Link Card to SimplyGo: 🎉 You can continue using the card you are familiar with. Just head over to the ticketing machines at MRT/LRT stations or bus interchanges and upgrade it to a SimplyGo EZ-Link card. The SimplyGo EZ-Link card can be topped up at ticketing machine.

2️⃣ NETS Prepaid Card: Using NETS Prepaid Cards is another way to pay for your public transport fares. This card can be topped up at 7-11 outlets or via the NETS mobile app.

We understand that some of you are unsure 🤔 about what you need to do ahead of the transition to #SimplyGo.
Here’s a quick guide on the common queries:
1️⃣ Seniors and concession card users.
2️⃣ Whether your card needs to be upgraded.
3️⃣ How can you tell if your card needs to be upgraded.
4️⃣Options for those who do not wish to use bank cards.
5️⃣Topping up your card at the ticketing machines.
6️⃣Viewing trip fare after converting to SimplyGo.
#NowYouKnow

[Update: The red packets have been fully redeemed as of 19 Jan 2024.]

Usher in the Year of the Dragon with a set of exclusive red packets from the Singapore Mobility Gallery! 🐉🧧✨

In partnership with the Museum Roundtable’s annual #MRHongbaoCampaign, we’re giving away limited edition transport-themed red packets from now till 9 Feb 2024.

Simply complete a short quiz during your visit to the #SGMobilityGallery and redeem the red packets at the vending machine.

Redemption is available from 9.30am – 5.30pm on weekdays (excluding public holidays). Limited to first 80 redemptions daily, while stocks last.

#PSA We’ve just signed a Memorandum of Understanding (#MOU) with Taipei Rapid Transit Corporation (TRTC), SMRT Trains Limited and SBS Transit Ltd. 📝🤝

The MOU will facilitate collaboration and exchange of knowledge related to the rail sector, as well as sharing of best practices and innovations on global public transport issues.

The MOU was signed at the Rail Excellence Advisory Panel (REAP) meeting which is a platform to facilitate sharing of experience and expertise along local and overseas rail experts with the intent to improve rail reliability. 🚇