Boots on ground, bags in hand

Notes from a car-lite experience where tourism and shopping come together.

When staggering doesn’t work

Bus stop staggering sounds like a good idea to make buses travel faster and stop less, right? Why isn’t that happening then?

Where next?

The cat’s out of the bag. “Adjustments” from December, and what is in store.

On revenue, reliability and mode shift

Thinking about the important things that really matter in public transport planning.

Dispatch from the East

A collection of my observations of public transport and urbanism across some Chinese cities I was in across the past few days. Part 1.

Benchmark = Backwards?

Enough with the fallacious manipulation of the gullible people, LTA! Here is something about benchmarking destroying our non-car transport projects.

The cross-border connection

Malaysia is lifting their Movement Control Order (MCO) soon. Here’s a few ideas to improve passenger traffic flow across the border.

6 months, and a look ahead

We celebrate 6 months of STC, and have a look at roughly what’s ahead in store for you E:D

Fixing overcrowding at Serangoon

Serangoon. The last major interchange station on the NEL on the way out to Punggol. It gets insanely crowded. For no good reason. Count this as a blueprint for crowd management 101, in the North East.

Them bells o’ danger tolled on the ides of October

October 14 night, summed up in one post, alongside some takeaways (that should have been done so in the preceding disruptions). Reveals a shit ton about our transport system LTA better pay attention to.