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ST Explains: What's the deal with re-employment support? - Vimarsana News

ST Explains: What's the deal with re-employment support?

Mid-career Singaporeans aged 40 and above pursuing selected full-time courses can get a monthly training allowance. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Commuters more satisfied with taxi, private-hire services - Vimarsana News

Commuters more satisfied with taxi, private-hire services

Singapore News - Commuters were more satisfied with taxi and private-hire car (PHC) services in 2023 compared with 2022, based on an annual survey conducted by the Public Transport Council (PTC). The poll of 1,500 commuters found that satisfaction with taxi services increased from a mean... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Commuters more satisfied with taxi and private hire car services: PTC survey - Vimarsana News

Commuters more satisfied with taxi and private hire car services: PTC survey

There was significant improvement in satisfaction levels for waiting time and ease of bookings Read more at straitstimes.com.

Shelving of SimplyGo ticketing plan exposes authority's lack of preparedness: Observers - Vimarsana News

Shelving of SimplyGo ticketing plan exposes authority's lack of preparedness: Observers

SINGAPORE: The shelving of plans to phase out older adult public transport payment cards was met with relief by public transport users, who said they were glad their concerns were heard.

Shelving of SimplyGo plan: Observers say LTA was unprepared, LTA says trial was positive - Vimarsana News

Shelving of SimplyGo plan: Observers say LTA was unprepared, LTA says trial was positive

SINGAPORE — The shelving of plans to phase out older adult public transport payment cards was met with relief by public transport users, who said they were glad their concerns were heard. But some felt the aborted exercise was ultimately redundant, and expressed frustration at the inconvenience they had to bear to update their ez-link cards. Observers said the shelving...