In an effort to make SMRT’s network more accessible to commuters with needs, we have rolled out an Inclusive Service Delivery Programme which will enhance the training and development for all SMRT service and frontline staff, equipping them with practical skills and confidence to respond to situations when dealing with the needs of the priority passengers. In partnership with NTUC LearningHub, Lien Foundation and JurongHealth Campus, the programme is aligned with Singapore’s vision to have a bar

At Singapore Bus Training and Evaluation Centre (SG BTEC), Singapore’s first team-based bus training centre launched by SMRT, trainers developed a training video with computer simulations of real-life scenarios to enhance our bus captains' (BCs) awareness of cyclists 🚴‍♀️🚴‍♂️ and to share the roads in a safe and considerate way. 🚍 Check out the bus driving simulator in the video and find out how this has benefitted our BCs! 😉 #SMRT #AllAboutBuses #RoadSafety | SMRT

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32K views · 681 reactions | Last week we bade farewell to Singapore's first generation Kawasaki trains  that have served Singapore for 33 years. Some of SMRT's earliest staff share their feelings and fond memories of the trains.  #SMRT #ThankYouFor30YearsOfService | SMRT | Facebook

150K views · 1.5K reactions | WATCH: The debut of SMRT's first seventh-generation train for the North-South Line and East-West Line drew crowds of train enthusiasts to Tuas Link MRT Station on June 4.  Netizens scoffed at the fans while commuters weighed in on the Alstom Movia R151's design and new features. Read more: https://tdy.sg/3qjmbXI | TODAY | Facebook