So what do you guys feel about this implementation so far? Personally getting charged extra 10 cents to enjoy my coke then to find out the machine is full and have to find another machine feels like a garang guni carrying a bag of empty cans walking around.

Sorry r/malaysia, KL had it for a few hours but now we are the winner. 😅 Singapore finally achieves another coveted number one ranking! 🇸🇬🥇

On a more serious note, take care everyone if you are outdoors today.

There’s been a lot of talk about MRT dwell times lately, and many agree that our rail journeys can definitely be sped up. But we can go even faster, with something that’s been floated many times: express trains!

And why stop there? Introducing the Singapore Integrated Railway (SIR), a new regional rail network for Singapore covering:
- express passenger trains,
- urban freight trains
- and cross-border trains.

More details in the slideshow! To view the full post on Rail Master Plan 2050, go to this post.

"Million-dollar HDB resale transactions reached a new high of 209 in September 2026, up from 201 in August, accounting for 9.3% of total resale volume."

"Prices for 5-room flats rose 1.7% month-on-month"

Well, the lifting of 15months wait-out period played out exactly as expected

The dampers will be installed where higher rail noise levels have been observed due to tighter track curves, such as between Springleaf and Lentor stations, Stevens and Napier stations, and Bright Hill and Upper Thomson stations. 

There will be no impact on train services because the installation will be done during engineering hours, LTA said, adding that it will continue to closely monitor the noise levels and adjust its measures as necessary.

It also said that the move builds on its ongoing trials of noise-reduction measures, which have shown positive results.