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-SGD2.40 for 1st 1km or part thereof (flag down fare)
-SGD0.10 for every 240km thereafter (also depending on the type of cab) Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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 by FUN_TravelLeave a Comment Theme: Train
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 by chandy14
There is a comprehensive transport network, a 67-km Mass Rapid Transit(MRT), over 15,000 taxis and over 2,800 buses...There are now even weekends night buses which operate from 12.30 am to 3.30 am... making it very accessible for you to travel around Singapore anytime... Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 by localwonders
CityCab is the second largest taxi operator in Singapore, is well-known for its innovative services and use of technology.With 9,000 drivers and operating a fleet of about 4,500 vehicles, CityCab is one of the largest taxi operators in the world.
Come ride with CityCab as thay offer a wide range of taxi services to suit your varied needs - from normal cabs to luxury taxis. For group travel with a touch of class, CItyCab offer you their 6-seater MaxiCabs or 12-seater CityLink buses.
Booking a cab is now just a mouse-click away. You can do so right here at CityCab's website. CityCab guarantee you a prompt and personalised taxi service. It's simple and convenient. All you have to do is to fill in the fields in the on-line service booking form and submit it to them. All information will be kept confidential.
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SBS is the largest public bus operator in Singapore, and provider of public bus service for more than 25 years. SBS operate about 200 services with more than 2,400 buses daily. Together they serve 16 bus interchanges, 20 bus terminals and more than 3,000 bus stops. SBS carries 2.5 million passenger trips a day
Singapore Bus Service aims to provide a world class bus service which is safe, comfortable, affordable, reliable and friendly. Leave a Comment Theme: Bus
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 by localwonders
SMRT started out as a provider of the mass rapid transit passenger service in Singapore. SMRT Corp owns 100% of Singapore MRT Ltd, the operator of the MRT system in Singapore.
How to go abt: Single trip station-to-station fares are displayed above the ticket vending machines. For stored value tickets (TransitLink Farecard, TransitLink GIRO Farecard, Park & Ride Ticket, Corporate Advertiser MRT Ticket, Festive MRT Ticket, Special Edition MRT Ticket, Tourist MRT Ticket and Thematic Series Ticket) the correct fare, which is lower than single trip fares, will be deducted automatically at the exit gate.
Price/charges: Single Trip
For a ride to one destination, you could purchase a Single Trip ticket. Sold at Ticket Vending Machines in stations. Valid only on day of purchase. Fares range from $0.80 to $1.80. Valid for use on the MRT & LRT only.
New services: SMRT NightBus Services
Nightshift workers, pub-crawlers, midnight moviegoers or those on a late night out no longer need to fret about missing the last bus.
Starting 1st July 2000, SMRT will run a NightBus Service as part of its extended network that will ply the main downtown areas including Orchard Road, Clarke Quay and Boat Quay before heading along MRT route, serving major housing estates on the way, and ending at Marsiling station (SN20) in the north, Pasir Ris station (SN10) in the east and Boon Lay station (SN30) in the west. It will run right up till the early hours of the morning.
The NightBus Services will run nightly, 7 nights a week. On weekdays, 9 air-conditioned buses will operate from 12.30 am to 3.30 am, arriving at 30 to 60-minute intervals. On weekends and public holidays, 11 air-conditioned buses will operate from 12.30 am to 4 p.m. at 30-minute intervals.
Our comments:Quite a pleasant experience...fast, value-for-money, clean, safe, efficient sort of transport. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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 by localwonders
DeSpite aLL of u knOw that S'pore is small......u still need transportation to bring u around.......wE hAve sOme really gd suggestions.....
In an unprecedented move, Trans-Island Bus Services Ltd (Tibs) introduced a special night service, termed the NightRider, NR 1 on Friday, 10 March 2000 to provide another transport option for those who stay out late and who otherwise would only have the taxi as their mode of transport if they do not own a car or do not wish to driveNightRider
Services are targeted for the “revellers” such as cinema and pub goers, and those who bowl or hung around town till the wee hours of the morning.
TIBS NightRider Services covers night activity areas such as Bugis Junction, Holland Village, Geylang and East Coast Recreation Centre. These are in addition to the other nightspots along Marina Centre, Boat Quay, Clarke Quay, Mohd Sultan Road.
With an island-wide network of night services, Tibs has decided to extend the hours of operation of the NightRider services to 4.30 am (last departure time), with some last buses reaching the interchanges at about 5.50 am. The extension in hours of operation for NightRider services is to coincide with the start of the basic bus services. This will provide even better connectivity to Tibs' customers.
Our comments: I have tried taking it......the feeling is juz normal--how i take a bus.....juz that the time is 3.25am in the morning.......'n' the other travellers r a little lifeless....... Leave a Comment Theme: Bus
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