Transport & Logistics
ofo gets bike share licence for 25,000-strong fleet in Singapore
But it got disappointed over the size of the fleet it was allowed to operate with.
Daily Briefing: LTA cuts number of shared bikes by half; Two weekend condo launches see 40% conversion rate
And a two-bedroom condo in the CBD are the world’s second costliest.
58,000 oBikes removed from Singapore public spaces: LTA
The bicycles, which are designated for scrapping, are temporarily stored at holding sites.
Daily Briefing: QR code parking system for shared bicycles to launch in 2019; Home sales volume could bounce back in September
And Grab to keep redemption rates beyond September.
Non-exclusivity conditions should also be imposed on taxi operators: Grab
Grab also said that they are committed to 'fair pricing'.
CCCS slaps $13m fine on Grab and Uber over ‘anti-competitive' merger
Grab will have to pay $6.58m whilst Uber will be fined a slightly lower amount of $6.42m.
COE premiums for cars down in mid-September bid
Goods vehicle & bus, as well as open car premiums, inched up.
SGX leads US$44.4m funding round for online freight marketplace
It has helped Freightos to raise a total of US$94.4m.
Daily Briefing: Ryde applies for courier services trial; LTA defends new PMD safety standard
And here's a property going for $938,000 to $2.3m that's launching this weekend.
Singapore to redeploy over 100 workers after HSR project suspension
But the project company will continue to work on existing contracts and tenders.
All COE premiums down in first bidding for September
Declines were recorded for the second consecutive bidding.
Singapore and Malaysia suspend high speed rail project
Malaysia agreed to bear the costs if it still has not proceeded with the project on 31 May 2020.
Public transport operators may pose fare hikes up to 4.3%
Hikes in energy prices and public transport workers' wage were taken into consideration.
Singapore and Malaysia will reveal decision for RTS and HSR soon: Khaw Boon Wan
It will be a win-win deal for both countries, according to Malaysian minister Azmin Ali.
URA teams up with Grab to study travel patterns of Singapore commuters
Data gathered will be used for land use planning for better travel time and commuter convenience.
Singapore to test on-demand buses in December
It awarded the trial to two firms for $2.26m.
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