The unexpected bottleneck

What does a bigger, faster lift have to do with improving train frequencies?

Shameless!

The audacity to spew not just factually inaccurate, but also hypocritical and manipulative comments in the highest chamber of this country, truly sickening!

Charting our history

As a piece of our rail infrastructure becomes history, this is perhaps our chance to formalise the process of preserving our own transport history.

I may have been mistaken… (and an announcement!)

Last year I theorised that a certain Bukit Merah bus route might face the axe soon. With new information at hand, could I have been mistaken in my initial prediction? Also in this post: a major announcement for a new STC feature that increases your participation!

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.

This town actually doesn’t need feeders?

In stark contrast to the hub-and-spoke approach, other towns offer us a more connective vision of both intra-town and inter-town public transport. Here’s one where feeders are actually quite redundant, and only needed for capacity purposes.

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A few questions on the CRL’s expected scheduling schemes to be expected, with considerable resource constraints in mind.

Basics: Travel time

There’s more to trip times than meets the eye.

Transportational Austerity – an intro

Austerity, not socialism, is the big bad wolf. An intro to a scarily anti-people economic ideology.