General Transport

Singapore in general has a very dense network of roads and highways, and hence almost every part of Singapore is interconnected. In addition to which, there are also public transport modes available on every part of the island.

Some of these modes are:

• The SBS Bus Transport | Read More
• The Transitlink Bus Transport
• Comfort, Yellow-top, Citi-cab Taxi Services
• Singapore Mass Rapid Transit

The SBS Bus Transport service consists of a large amount of buses trawling over Singapore on any average day. It comprises of differing bus services (denoted by different bus numbers) which serve pre-decided bus routes covering the whole of Singapore. In addition, these bus services are very efficient, and there are even physically-disabled friendly buses being executed recently!

The Transitlink Bus Transport Service is about the same as the SBS Bus Transport service except that it is under a different company. It also works under a similar system of service.

These two bus services has buses which start their rounds as early as 5.30am in the morning and ends as late as 1am in the night!

The various taxi services all over Singapore serve to be forms of transport when an individual is rushing somewhere, or has little idea how to get to his destination with a lack of knowledge on bus routes. This is ideal for tourists as they may be new to Singapore. As such, with affordable rates, these services provide a reliable and fast mode of transport to places upon request of the passenger.

Lastly, the Singapore Mass Rapid Transit is the next most popular form of transport in Singapore besides the bus. The Mass Rapid Transit, more commonly known as the MRT, is an underground transport mode (sometimes over-ground) that fetches passengers to the most common or key places in Singapore, for example, Chinatown or Orchard. A usual day in the MRT would be a very crowded and squeezed one. There are several trains doing their rounds each day, and they will stop at various stations to pick passengers up. As such, during peak hours, it will be very crowded at these stations.

Our Overseas Transportation

Singapore is well-known for its efficient transport system, especially by air. It has the world-class Changi Airport; which serves many different airlines. In its hold, it has an efficient check-out system, which never fails to appease tired passengers returning from a tiring trip.

In addition, we have a Ferry Terminal which allows tourists to travel to the different islands of Singapore, including Pulau Ubin, St. John's Island etc.

Telecommunications

In Singapore, we have a very well-developed telecommunications network, which allows for endless communication from country to country. With this telecommunications network, it is easy for tourists to call back from Singapore to their home in their own country. Businessmen will find it easy to contact business associates while abroad on business trips.

Our Strategic Location

As we are placed in the center of SE Asia, we are at the strategical centre. This allows tourists to use Singapore as a stopover point before heading off to other Southeast Asian countries. Accessbility for the Disabled Increasingly, Singapore is starting to develop facilities to cater to the needs of the disabled. For example, there are facilities to ease the difficulties of use for the disabled at the Singapore Science Centre.