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Sustainable Urban Transport in Singapore: a Balanced Scorecard
SUSTAINABLE URBAN TRANSPORT IN SINGAPORE: A BALANCED SCORECARD Md. Habibur Rahman a and Hoong Chor Chin b a, b Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, National University of Singapore, Singapore a Corresponding author: [email protected] © Ontario International Development Agency. ISSN 1923-6654 (print) ISSN 1923-6662 (online). Available at http://www.ssrn.com/link/OIDA-Intl-Journal-Sustainable-Dev.html Abstract: Singapore is a city state nation with a small Keywords: Balanced Scorecard; Singapore; area of about 710 square kilometres yet a dense Sustainability; Sustainable Development; Urban population of 5 million with higher economic growth Transport and denser commercial activities. This Asian tiger nation is often recognized for its very high yet I. INTRODUCTION smartly maintained huge and smooth traffic flow on its urban streets. While the success and achievements ingapore’s urban transport has been recognized of Singapore land transport case can be a role-model as a global landmark due to its consistent success in maintaining an excessively high to follow for other cities there are still challenging S level of traffic through its smart operation that areas in its urban transport without a proper address ensures a smooth traffic flow on its urban streets. of which may hinder betterment of its sustainability While Singapore’s success and achievements in land in the long run. Therefore while on the one hand it is necessary to record the successful aspects and learn transport sector have been a role-model to follow for their root underlying factors it is also essential, on the other global cities there are challenging areas without other hand, to identify the major critical and a proper addressing of which may hinder betterment of its sustainability in the long run. -
Merdeka Generation Package $100 Top-Up Benefit
Merdeka Generation Package $100 Top-Up Benefit The Merdeka Generation (MG) One-Time $100 Top-Up will be available from 01 July 2019 onwards. Apart from the top-up locations at the MRT stations and bus interchanges, temporary top-up booths at selected Community Clubs/ Centres will be set up to provide even greater convenience to our MGs with their top ups. a) TransitLink Ticket Offices Operating Hours TransitLink Ticket Offices Public Location Weekdays Saturdays Sundays Holidays 1 Aljunied MRT Station * 1200 - 1930 Closed 2 Ang Mo Kio MRT Station 0800 - 2100 3 Bayfront MRT Station (CCL)* Closed 1200 - 2000 4 Bedok Bus Interchange 1000 - 2000 1000 - 1700 Closed 5 Bedok MRT Station * 1200 - 2000 6 Bishan MRT Station * 1200 - 1930 Closed 7 Boon Lay Bus Interchange 0800 - 2100 8 Bugis MRT Station 1000 - 2100 9 Bukit Batok MRT Station * 1200 - 1930 10 Bukit Merah Bus Interchange * 1200 - 1930 11 Changi Airport MRT Station ~ 0800 - 2100 12 Chinatown MRT Station ~@ 0800 - 2100 13 City Hall MRT Station 0900 - 2100 14 Clementi MRT Station 0800 - 2100 15 Eunos MRT Station * 1200 - 1930 1200 - 1800 Closed 16 Farrer Park MRT Station * 1200 - 1930 17 HarbourFront MRT Station ~ 0800 - 2100 Updated as of 2 July 2019 Operating Hours TransitLink Ticket Offices Public Location Weekdays Saturdays Sundays Holidays 18 Hougang MRT Station * 1200 - 1930 19 Jurong East MRT Station * 1200 - 1930 20 Kranji MRT Station * 1230 - 1930 # 1230 - 1930 ## Closed## 21 Lakeside MRT Station * 1200 - 1930 22 Lavender MRT Station * 1200 - 1930 Closed 23 Novena MRT Station -
Geotechnical Services
GGeeooAAlllliiaannccee CCoonnssuullttaannttss PPttee LLttdd WHO WE ARE GeoAlliance Consultants Pte Ltd is a specialist ground engineering consultancy established by a group of registered professional engineers in Singapore. Our team has wide hands-on experience in both design and supervision of civil engineering and geotechnical engineering works in Singapore and overseas. Our team members have been involved in projects on the MRT Northeast Line, MRT Circle Line, MRT Downtown Line and Marina Coastal Expressway, and Kim Chuan Sewerage Plant, Changi Outfall in each of their own capacities. Merging our skill sets, experience and resources, we endeavour to provide innovative technical solutions for geotechnical and underground space projects. WHY GeoAlliance Professional Engineers with PE(Civil), PE(Geo) and AC(Geo) registrations Experience with local building authority, international consultants and contractors “Can-do” attitude Innovative, cost-effective and practical solutions Efficient and excellent services Reliable business & project partner Potential integration with client’s team WHAT WE DO Our team has an extensive range of knowledge and experience. Professional services by GeoAlliance Consultants Pte Ltd can be provided at all stages of project implementation, including: Planning Analysis and Design Feasibility Studies Geotechnical Interpretative Studies Planning of Geotechnical Investigations Earth Retaining Structures (ERSS or Engineering Support for Project Tenders TERS) Preliminary Designs for Cost Estimates Geotechnical -
Embargoed Until the Speech Is Completely Delivered. to Check Against Delivery
Embargoed until the speech is completely delivered. To check against delivery. SPEECH BY MR KHAW BOON WAN, COORDINATING MINISTER FOR INFRASTRUCTURE AND MINISTER FOR TRANSPORT, 13 NOVEMBER 2017, 9.45AM, AT TUAS WEST MRT DEPOT “A Tale of Two Lines” Good morning ladies and gentlemen, At age 30, the North-South Line is our oldest MRT line, while the Downtown Line is our newest. 2. I asked the Land Transport Authority (LTA) to compare both lines and highlight the differences. Thirty years separate these two lines and some of the differences are stark. 3. First, the first phase of the North-South Line, cost us around $2.74 billion to build, or $4.41 billion in today’s dollars. The Downtown Line cost us close to $21 billion. The cost per kilometre has gone up from $160 million to $490 million. 4. Second, the North-South Line is about 40 per cent underground while the Downtown Line is completely underground. 5. Third, the North-South Line has 26 stations, of which 8, or 30 per cent are interchange stations. The Downtown Line has 34 stations, of which 11, or 32 per cent are interchange stations. More interchange stations means a higher level of network resilience. 6. Fourth, the North-South Line has an average of two entrances/exits per station. Likewise for the Downtown Line. For the new Thomson-East Coast Line that is under construction, we will be providing for an average of close to four entrances/exits per station. More entrances/exits mean greater convenience for commuters. 7. -
Moving Stories 2.0.Pdf
GROWING: RISING TO THE CHALLENGE 94 Events That Shaped Us 95 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1986: Collapse of Hotel New World 96 1993: The First Major MRT Incident 97 2003: SARS Crisis 98 2004: Exercise Northstar 99 2010: Acts of Vandalism 100 BEGINNING: THE RAIL DEVELOPMENT 1 2011: MRT Disruptions 100 CONNECTING: OUR SMRT FAMILY 57 The Rail Progress 2 2012: Bus Captains’ Strike 102 The Early Days 4 One Family 58 2015: Remembering Our Founding Father 104 Opening of the Rail Network 10 One Identity 59 2015: Celebrating SG50 106 Completion of the North-South and East-West Lines 15 A Familiar Place 60 2016: 22 March Fatal Accident 107 INNOVATING: MOVING WITH THE TIMES 110 Woodlands Extension 22 A Familiar Face 61 2017: Flooding in Tunnel 108 Operations to Innovation 111 Bukit Panjang Light Rail Transit 24 National Day Parade 2004 62 2017: Train Collision at Joo Koon MRT Station 109 Operating for Tomorrow 117 Keeping It in the Family 64 Beyond Our Network & Borders 120 Love is in the Air 66 Footprint in the Urban Mobility Space 127 Esprit de Corps 68 TRANSFORMING: TRAVEL REDEFINED 26 A Greener Future 129 Remember the Mascots? 74 SMRT Corporation Ltd 27 Stretching Our Capability 77 TIBS Merger 30 Engaging Our Community 80 An Expanding Network 35 Fare Payment Evolution 42 Tracking Improvements 50 More Than Just a Station 53 SMRT Institute 56 VISION 1 Moving People, Enhancing Lives MISSION In 2017, SMRT Corporation Ltd (SMRT) celebrates 30 years of Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) operations. To be the people’s choice by delivering a world-class transport service and Delivering a world-class transport service that is safe, reliable and customer-centric is at the lifestyle experience that is safe, heart of what we do. -
Ministry of Health List of Approved Offsite Providers for Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) Tests for COVID-19
Ministry of Health List of Approved Offsite Providers for Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) Tests for COVID-19 List updated as at 20 August 2021. S/N Service Provider Name of Location Address Service Partnering Lab Provided 1 Acumen Diagnostics Former Siglap Secondary School 10 Pasir Ris Drive 10, Singapore 519385 Offsite PCR Acumen Pte. Ltd K.H. Land Pte Ltd. The Antares @ Mattar Road Swab and Diagnostics Pte. Serology Ltd. Keong Hong Construction Pte Ltd National Skin Centre @ 1 Mandalay Road Keong Hong Construction Pte Ltd Sky Everton @ 42 Everton Road The Antares 23 Mattar Road, Singapore 387730 National Skin Centre 1 Mandalay Road, Singapore 308205 Sky Everton 50 Everton Road, Singapore 089396 2 ACUMED MEDICAL Shangri-La Hotel 22 Orange Grove Rd, Singapore 258350 Offsite PCR Parkway GROUP PEC Ltd 20 Benoi Lane Singapore 627810 Swab and Laboratory Services Serology Ltd LC&T Builder (1971) Pte Ltd 172A Sengkang East Drive Singapore 541172 Dyna-Mac Engineering Services Pte 59 Gul Road Singapore 629354 Ltd Jurong Fishery Port Fishery Port Road Singapore 619742 Senoko Fishery Port 31 Attap Valley Road Singapore 759908 Franklin Offshore International Pte 11 Pandan Road Singapore 609259 Ltd CFE Engineers Pte Ltd 10 Pioneer Sector Singapore 628444 Syscon Private Limited 30 Tuas Bay Drive Singapore 637548 3 Ally Health ST Engineering Marine 16 Benoi Road S(629889) Offsite PCR Parkway Bukit Batok North N4 432A Bukit Batok West Avenue 8, S(651432) Swab and Laboratory Services Serology Ltd C882 6A Raeburn Park, S(088703) Quest Laboratories CSC@Tessensohn -
Terms and Conditions for Dash to Cheers Promotion
Terms and Conditions for Dash to Cheers Promotion 1. These Terms and Conditions for the Dash to Cheers (“Promotion”) are binding on all persons participating in the Promotion jointly organised by Telecom Equipment Pte Ltd (“Singtel”) and Cheers Holdings (2004) Pte Ltd (“Merchant” or “Cheers”) 2. The Promotion shall be a period starting from 23rd July 2020 to 31st August 2020 (inclusive of both dates), or upon the completion of the first 3,000 redemptions (“Promotion Period”), whichever is earlier. 3. Under the Promotion, and subject to these Terms and Conditions, Singtel Dash customers (“Eligible Customers”) who purchase S$10 or more worth of items at the following selected Cheers’ and/or FairPrice Xpress’ outlets during the Promotion Period, will enjoy a discount of S$1 off their purchases provided that they have successfully made full payment using Singtel Dash QR Code: Postal S/N Store Name Stores Address Code 1 Cheers Hougang Central CHGD Blk 810 Hougang Central #01-214 530810 2 Cheers Hougang Ave 8 CHG631 Block 631 Hougang Ave 8, #01-10 530631 3 Cheers SMRT Punggol SPUNGOL 70 Punggol Central, #01-02, Punggol NEL MRT station 828868 4 Cheers Seletar mall CSLML 33 Sengkang West Avenue #01-57/58/59 797653 5 Cheers Sengkang Community Hospital CSKCH 1 Anchorvale Street, Sengkang Community Hospital #01-23 544835 6 Cheers Downtown East CDTE 1 Pasir Ris Close Downtown East (“Resort”) #01-336 519599 7 Cheers Changi Village CHCV Blk 4 Changi Village #01-2074, 500004 8 Cheers Tampines Central Club CTMC Blk 866A Tampines St 83 #01-01, Tampines -
LTA AR1920.Pdf
Contents Page 01 Chairman’s Message Turning 25: Looking Back To Move Forward 02 Chief Executive’s Message 03 Board of Directors Standing Strong And United In 05 Board Committees A Crisis 06 Senior Management 09 Organisation Structure 10 Chapter 1 15 Chapter 2 23 Chapter 3 28 Chapter 4 34 Chapter 5 38 Awards Rallying Together Reinvigorating Redefining Safe Revitalising Reimagining For Land Transport Rail And Inclusive Active Mobility Technology 39 Contracts Awarded Keeping Commuters Striding Ahead In Commuting Dedicating More Space Sustainable And In FY2019/20 Moving Reliability For Public Transport, Smart Transport Improving Connectivity, Active Mobility And Supporting Health And Enhancing Reliability Accessibility And Safety Transforming The Community Uses Safety Efforts With Technology Workforce Enhancing Road 41 Contracts To Walk, Cycle And Ride Help For The Industry Expanding Our Rail Connections And Safety Around Singapore Be Awarded In Connectivity Boosting Connections Keeping Public FY2020/21 Wayfinding: Boosting The Taking You From Paths Safe Commuter Experience Point To Point Commuting With Ease 43 FY2019/20 Financial Highlights 5-Year Financial Summary 2019/20 LTA ANNUAL REPORT CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE Chairman’s Message Riding Out The Crisis interchanges, to ensure they can I am certain we will bounce back with be safely used by motorists and renewed vigour to pursue the vision Together commuters. sketched out in LTMP 2040 – to build an inclusive, connected and car-lite As we commemorate our silver jubilee, Turning 25: We monitored the COVID-19 situation system that is safe and reliable. We we are mindful that it comes during a on the ground closely, and refined our continue to provide substantial grants global pandemic that brought much land transport policies accordingly. -
BUS ROUTES in SINGAPORE Route No
BUS ROUTES IN SINGAPORE Route No. Origin Destination 1N Marina Centre Bus Terminal Yishun Ring Road 2♿ Changi Village Bus Terminal New Bridge Road Bus Terminal 2N Marina Centre Bus Terminal Tampines Avenue 3 3♿ Tampines Bus Interchange !unggol Bus Interchange 3A♿ Tampines Bus Interchange !asir Ris Drive 12 3B♿ !asir Ris Drive 1 !asir Ris Bus Interchange 3N Marina Centre Bus Terminal Choa Chu Kang North $ %N Marina Centre Bus Terminal !asir Ris Drive 1 $♿ Bu&it Merah Bus Interchange !asir Ris Bus Interchange $N Marina Centre Bus Terminal 'urong West Street 92 + !asir Ris Bus Interchange ,o-ang Crescent +N Marina Centre Bus Terminal !unggol Field /♿ Bedok Bus Interchange Clementi Bus Interchange 0 Tampines Bus Interchange Toa Payoh Bus Interchange * Bedok Bus Interchange Changi Airport Cargo Comple1 *A Bedok Bus Interchange ,o-ang Avenue 12♿ Tampines Bus Interchange #ent Ridge Bus Terminal 12e Bedok Road )henton Way 11 3e-lang Lorong 1 Bus Terminal National Stadium 12♿ !asir Ris Bus Interchange New Bridge Road Bus Terminal 13♿ 4pper East Coast Bus Terminal Yio Chu Kang Bus Terminal 13A♿ Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6 Bishan Road 1%♿ Clementi Bus Interchange Bedok Bus Interchange 1%A♿ Bedok Bus Interchange 3range Road 1%e Bedok North Avenue 3 6rchard Road Route No. Origin Destination 1$♿ !asir Ris Bus Interchange Marine Parade Road 1$A♿ !asir Ris Bus Interchange 'alan Eunos 1+♿ Bu&it Merah Bus Interchange Bedok Bus Interchange 1/♿ !asir Ris Bus Interchange Bedok Bus Interchange 1/A Bedok Bus Interchange Bedok North Avenue 4 10♿ Tampines Bus Interchange -
BNJ (Suing by Her Lawful Father and Litigation Representative, B) V SMRT
BNJ (suing by her lawful father and litigation representative, B) v SMRT Trains Ltd and another [2013] SGHC 286 Case Number : Suit No 432 of 2011 Decision Date : 31 December 2013 Tribunal/Court : High Court Coram : Vinodh Coomaraswamy JC (as he then was) Counsel Name(s) : Mr Cosmas Stephen Gomez and Mr Subbiah Pillai (Cosmas LLP) for the plaintiff; Mr Anparasan s/o Kamachi, Ms Grace Tan and Mr Tan Wei Ming (KhattarWong LLP) for the defendants. Parties : BNJ suing by her lawful father and litigation representative, B — SMRT Trains Ltd — Land Transport Authority of Singapore Tort – negligence – breach of duty Tort – occupier’s liability – who is an occupier Tort – negligence – res ipsa loquitur Tort – breach of statutory duty – essential factors Contract – contractual terms – implied terms 31 December 2013 Judgment reserved Vinodh Coomaraswamy J: 1 On 3 April 2011, a train coming into the Ang Mo Kio MRT station (“AMK Station”) struck the plaintiff, causing her tragic and life-changing injuries. She was then just fourteen years old. In these proceedings, she seeks damages from two defendants for the injuries she suffered on that day. The first defendant is SMRT Trains Ltd (“SMRT”). SMRT is a public transport operator and holds the license to operate the mass rapid transit (“MRT”) system along the North-South line. SMRT operates AMK Station and the train which injured the plaintiff. The second defendant is the Land Transport Authority of Singapore (“the LTA”). The LTA is a statutory board charged with regulating, amongst other things, Singapore’s MRT system. The LTA is the owner of AMK Station and regulates SMRT’s operations. -
Private Treaty Listing
Auction & Sales Private Treaty. NOVEMBER 2018: RESIDENTIAL Salespersons to contact: Tricia Tan, CEA R021904I, 6228 7349 / 9387 9668 Gwen Lim, CEA R027862B, 6228 7331 / 9199 2377 Sharon Lee, CEA R027845B, 6228 6891 / 9686 4449 Teddy Ng, CEA R006630G, 6228 7326 / 9030 4603 Noelle Tan, CEA R047713G, 6228 7380 / 9766 7797 Ong HuiQi, Admin Support, 6228 7302 Website: http://www.knightfrank.com.sg/auction Email: [email protected] Apps : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.novitee.knightfrankacution LANDED PROPERTIES FOR SALE * Owner's ** Public Trustee's *** Estate's @ Liquidator's % Receiver's # Mortgagee's ## Developer's ### MCST's Approx. Land / Guide Contact S/no District Street Name Tenure Property Type Room Remarks Floor Area (sqft) Price Person 3-Storey Detached Leasehold Bungalow with Waterway view! Exclusive. With lift. Quality finishes with * 1 D04 8 PEARL ISLAND 99 years wef. Basement, 5 + 1 7,287 / 5,830 $16.XM Tricia sleek design. Bright & airy. Lifestyle living. 2008 Swimming Pool & Berth Leasehold 2-Storey Detached MORTGAGEE SALE # 2 D04 17 CORAL ISLAND 99 years wef. Bungalow with Attic 4 7,557 / 8,697 $11.5M Sharon 4 ensuite bedrooms. Waterway view! Chair lift installed. 2005 and Swimming Pool Bright & airy. Can park 3 cars. Lifestyle living. MORTGAGEE SALE. AUCTION 14 NOV 2018 2 Storey Detached Elevated with unblocked views. Good sized bedrooms; House with house is well-lit naturally. Property is surrounded by a # 3 D05 2A FABER PARK Freehold Basement, Roof 5 + 1 6,012 / 10,853 $7.XM Tricia mixture of condominium apartments and landed homes. Terrace, Swimming Clementi MRT station and bus interchange are located Pool and Lift within the vicinity. -
F&N Fruit Tree Fresh Limited Edition Cooler Bag
F&N FRUIT TREE FRESH ‘VEGGIE GOODNESS APRIL PROMOTION: LIMITED EDITION COOLER BAG REDEMPTION TERMS AND CONDITIONS The following terms and conditions shall apply to the F&N FRUIT TREE FRESH ‘VEGGIE GOODNESS Promotion: “Limited Edition F&N FRUIT TREE FRESH cooler bag redemption” (“the Promotion”). The redemption promotion is as defined below, where you can redeem: a) 1 piece of Limited Edition F&N FRUIT TREE FRESH cooler bag with purchase of 1x2L or 2x1L of FRUIT TREE FRESH product in a single receipt. Your participation in the above promotion will be subjected to and governed by the following: 1. ELIGIBILITY 1.1 The promotion is open to all Singapore citizens, permanent residents and work permit holders residing in Singapore. Each redemption must be validated with a valid identification card or work permit. Limited to one redemption per identification card/work permit and receipt, on a while-stocks-last basis. 2. DETAILS OF THE PROMOTION: 2.1 A purchase of 1x2L or 2x1L of FRUIT TREE FRESH product in a single receipt is required from any one of the participating outlets. 2.3 Receipts from participating outlets are valid from 1 April to 30 April 2018, while stocks lasts. Receipt needs to be presented at point of redemption. The premium is available while stocks last and is subjected to availability and restrictions at each participating outlet. 2.4 Redemption of the Limited Edition F&N FRUIT TREE FRESH cooler bag can only be done via the following manner: a) Via cashiers in store or customer service counter at the mall; For purchases in stores that has redemption at cashier or customer service counter, redemption should be made at the place of purchase, on the day of purchase.