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SMRT fined S$3M for September’s train disruption; funds to help low-income families. SINGAPORE: The Land Transport Authority (LTA) announced a S$3... No VEP, no exit: ...
In 2015, SMRT was fined S$5.4 million for Singapore’s worst train disruption at the time, which affected 413,000 commuters. This remains the largest fine to date.
SINGAPORE – In the wake of one of the worst MRT disruptions in Singapore’s history, SMRT spent more than $10 million on alternative travel arrangements and repairs. These costs were taken into ...
The Land Transport Authority (LTA) said on Tuesday (3 June) it plans to impose a fine of $3 million on rail operator SMRT for the major six-day disruption on the East-West Line (EWL) in September 2024 ...
SINGAPORE –Rail operator SMRT will be fined $3 million for a major six-day disruption on the East-West Line (EWL) in September 2024, said the Land Transport Authority (LTA) on June 3. LTA said ...
“LTA also found that SMRT had extended its overhaul interval for the incident train beyond its stipulated maintenance requirement of 500,000km to 575,000km in August 2022 and 750,000 km in ...
Singapore's SMRT to be fined RM9.9mil for six-day train service disruption last September - The Star
Singapore's public transport operator SMRT will be fined S$3 million (RM9.9 million) following a six-day MRT service disruption on the East-West Line (EWL) in September last year, according to the ...
SINGAPORE, June 3 — Singapore’s public transport operator SMRT will be fined S$3 million (S$1 = RM3.30) following a six-day MRT service disruption on the East-West Line (EWL) ... RM3.30) following a ...
In 2015, SMRT was fined S$5.4 million for Singapore’s worst train disruption at the time, which affected 413,000 commuters. This remains the largest fine to date.
The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has concluded its investigations into the train disruption on the East-West line in late September 2024, and intends to impose a S$3 million penalty on SMRT.
SMRT, LTA, and the National Transport Workers’ Union have also set up a Rail Safety and Reliability Review Workgroup to improve best practices for Singapore’s rail network. Earlier this year, the ...
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