Land Transport Authority - Making Public Transport A Choice Mode

Making Public Transport A Choice Mode

Providing the people with a safe, efficient and comfortable public transportation network has been the cornerstone of LTA's land transport strategy. It is the Government's vision to make the rail network the backbone of Singapore's public transport system.

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