Public transport: bus, rail, taxi, as well as cable car and river taxi ❖ Rail transport by Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) and Light Rail Transit (LRT) ❖ One of the most cost-efficient public transport networks in the world, according to London consulting firm Credo
Major arterial roads: 645 km ❖ Collector roads: 557 km ❖ Local access roads: 2,048 km (as of 2011) ❖ Traffic drives on the left ❖ A total of 957,246 motor vehicles as of 2015, with 519,645 being private cars ❖ Per-capita car ownership is 12 per 100 people ❖ Planning, construction, and maintenance of the road network overseen by the Land Transport Authority (LTA)
5.308 million trips daily, at least half of Singapore's population utilizes it ❖ One of the most cost-efficient public transport networks in the world, according to a 2014 study by London consulting firm Credo
Payoh and Yio Chu Kang ❖ Network encompasses 170.7 kilometers (106.1 miles), with 102 stations ❖ From 5:30am to 1:00am daily ❖ Between three and six cars ❖ Fully driverless and automated ❖ Below-ground stations can serve as bomb shelters
❖ East West MRT Line (Green) ❖ Circle MRT Line (Yellow) ❖ Bukit Panjang LRT Line (Grey) ❖ SBS Transit ❖ North East MRT Line (Purple) ❖ Downtown MRT Line (Blue) ❖ Sengkang LRT Line (Grey) ❖ Punggol LRT Line (Grey) ❖ Sentosa ❖ Sentosa Express monorail
❖ All taxis fitted with meters, air- conditioned ❖ Relatively affordable compared with other developed countries ❖ Most taxis accept credit card as well as cash ❖ May be booked via telephone or through the Internet ❖ Safe during the night
fares ❖ Available at MRT stations and 7-Eleven for $10 ❖ Top up and store up to $500 value ❖ Valid for 5 years ❖ Auto top-up via EZ-Reload using credit card ❖ Singapore Tourist Pass offers unlimited travel for tourists for $8/day