🚧 Travelling along Lim Chu Kang Road? 🛣️
From 8 June 2025, 0030hrs, it will be realigned to facilitate the expansion of Tengah Air Base. Spanning approximately 8km, the realigned Lim Chu Kang Road will also be extended to form a new signalised T-junction with Jalan Bahar.🚦🔄
🚫 The existing Lim Chu Kang Road will be decommissioned and closed.
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From 8 June 2025, 0030hrs, it will be realigned to facilitate the expansion of Tengah Air Base. Spanning approximately 8km, the realigned Lim Chu Kang Road will also be extended to form a new signalised T-junction with Jalan Bahar.🚦🔄
🚫 The existing Lim Chu Kang Road will be decommissioned and closed.
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Rain or shine, our covered linkways make journeys possible for all.
Follow Peanut the loyal guide dog and his owner on their heartwarming journey—where these sheltered connections and supporting infrastructure make every step safer, easier, and more inclusive.
At LTA, we are committed to improving journeys for everyone. That’s why our teams work tirelessly to build and maintain covered linkways. Connecting MRT/LRT stations, bus interchanges, heavily-used bus stops, and key amenities like schools and healthcare facilities, they create a more accessible Singapore, one step at a time.
#WeKeepYourWorldMoving
#TravelGuardians
This comic was created with the support of Guide Dogs Singapore.
Follow Peanut the loyal guide dog and his owner on their heartwarming journey—where these sheltered connections and supporting infrastructure make every step safer, easier, and more inclusive.
At LTA, we are committed to improving journeys for everyone. That’s why our teams work tirelessly to build and maintain covered linkways. Connecting MRT/LRT stations, bus interchanges, heavily-used bus stops, and key amenities like schools and healthcare facilities, they create a more accessible Singapore, one step at a time.
#WeKeepYourWorldMoving
#TravelGuardians
This comic was created with the support of Guide Dogs Singapore.
🌟 Spot someone carrying a bright yellow card? That's your cue to show some care! 🌟
Introducing our new universal Helping Hand card! 💛
This card allows commuters to indicate any additional support they may need, such as:
🤝 Getting alerted to their stop
🤝 Help with tapping their card at fare readers
🤝 Assistance if they are lost
This makes it easier for staff or other commuters to offer the necessary help.
Cards are available at:
✨ MRT Passenger Service Centres
✨ Bus Interchange Passenger Service Centres
✨ Selected SimplyGo Ticket Offices
Sometimes, all it takes is a simple gesture to brighten someone's journey. Let's make every commute count! 🚌✨
Visit https://go.gov.sg/lta-inclusive to learn more!
#HelpingHand #CaringSGCommuter
Introducing our new universal Helping Hand card! 💛
This card allows commuters to indicate any additional support they may need, such as:
🤝 Getting alerted to their stop
🤝 Help with tapping their card at fare readers
🤝 Assistance if they are lost
This makes it easier for staff or other commuters to offer the necessary help.
Cards are available at:
✨ MRT Passenger Service Centres
✨ Bus Interchange Passenger Service Centres
✨ Selected SimplyGo Ticket Offices
Sometimes, all it takes is a simple gesture to brighten someone's journey. Let's make every commute count! 🚌✨
Visit https://go.gov.sg/lta-inclusive to learn more!
#HelpingHand #CaringSGCommuter
👮🏻♂️ Recently, our enforcement officers took action against a retailer, impounding 5 non-compliant active mobility devices (AMDs) and 1 unregistered vehicle. This follows an earlier operation in the Old Choa Chu Kang area, where 9 unregistered vehicles were seized.
We detected a total of 8 offences, including:
🚫 Displaying non-compliant power-assisted bicycles (#PAB) and personal mobility devices (#PMD)
🚫Failing to display warning notice
🧑🏻⚖️ Under Section 34(1) of the Active Mobility Act 2017, selling non-compliant AMDs is an offence. Individuals face penalties up to $20,000 and/or 24 months jail, while companies face fines up to $40,000.
👨🏻⚖️ Keeping or using an unregistered vehicle is also an offence under Section 10(1) of the Road Traffic Act, with penalties up to $2,000 and/or 3 months jail.
⚠️ #Reminder For safety, all AMDs and vehicles must meet approval and registration requirements before being used on roads and paths. 🛴🚲
We detected a total of 8 offences, including:
🚫 Displaying non-compliant power-assisted bicycles (#PAB) and personal mobility devices (#PMD)
🚫Failing to display warning notice
🧑🏻⚖️ Under Section 34(1) of the Active Mobility Act 2017, selling non-compliant AMDs is an offence. Individuals face penalties up to $20,000 and/or 24 months jail, while companies face fines up to $40,000.
👨🏻⚖️ Keeping or using an unregistered vehicle is also an offence under Section 10(1) of the Road Traffic Act, with penalties up to $2,000 and/or 3 months jail.
⚠️ #Reminder For safety, all AMDs and vehicles must meet approval and registration requirements before being used on roads and paths. 🛴🚲
Pedal your way to delicious eats! 🚲 We've rounded up 6 best food haunts perfect for your cycling adventures.
🍜 From Michelin bistros to hawker gems, discover these tasty spots at ➡ https://go.gov.sg/read-connectcyclingfoodspots
#MoveLite
🍜 From Michelin bistros to hawker gems, discover these tasty spots at ➡ https://go.gov.sg/read-connectcyclingfoodspots
#MoveLite
📢 We’ve completed our investigations on the East-West Line (#EWL) service disruption from 25-30 Sep 2024.
As the recovered axle box, axle bearings, and chevron springs were badly damaged, it was not possible to establish a definitive root cause.
🔍 The findings show that degraded grease on the incident train’s axle box was a likely cause of failure. The axle box had generated sufficient heat to burn the chevron springs’ rubber, which eventually caused it to dislodge near Dover station. The incident train also caused severe damage to the tracks and trackside equipment as it travelled towards Ulu Pandan Depot. 🚆
LTA also found that SMRT had twice extended the train’s overhaul interval beyond its stipulated maintenance requirement of 500,000km. These extensions were done based on internal procedures, without detailed engineering and risk assessment as axle box failures are uncommon.
LTA will impose a financial penalty of $3million on SMRT. This will go to the Public Transport Fund to help lower-income families with their public transport expenditures. ⚠️
Swipe the visuals above for more details. ➡️
As the recovered axle box, axle bearings, and chevron springs were badly damaged, it was not possible to establish a definitive root cause.
🔍 The findings show that degraded grease on the incident train’s axle box was a likely cause of failure. The axle box had generated sufficient heat to burn the chevron springs’ rubber, which eventually caused it to dislodge near Dover station. The incident train also caused severe damage to the tracks and trackside equipment as it travelled towards Ulu Pandan Depot. 🚆
LTA also found that SMRT had twice extended the train’s overhaul interval beyond its stipulated maintenance requirement of 500,000km. These extensions were done based on internal procedures, without detailed engineering and risk assessment as axle box failures are uncommon.
LTA will impose a financial penalty of $3million on SMRT. This will go to the Public Transport Fund to help lower-income families with their public transport expenditures. ⚠️
Swipe the visuals above for more details. ➡️