On Thursday, the authorities said that engineers had found “extensive damage” to the track and trackside equipment, caused by a faulty train as it was returning to Ulu Pandan depot. A defective component known as an axle box had dropped onto the train tracks, causing one bogie – or an undercarriage with wheels – to … Read more
FARES DECIDED BY DEMAND AND SUPPLY While the authorities watch developments in the point-to-point sector closely, they do not set fares as these are determined by transport operators based on market competition, said Dr Khor. “We also do not cap the number of P2P (point-to-point) drivers, but instead allow the supply of P2P drivers to … Read more
China is seeking to cut logistics costs to boost domestic consumption and offshore competitiveness as it confronts a series of economic headwinds. On Saturday Premier Li Qiang told a meeting of the State Council, China’s cabinet, that the move would help increase the efficiency of the economy. “There need to be more efforts to optimise … Read more
Under the proposed amendments, designated entities will face three types of controls, said MOT’s spokesperson. Ownership controls will ensure oversight of changes in their effective control “to safeguard against adverse influence”. For example, buyers and sellers may need to notify or seek approval from the authorities depending on the amount, and the designated entities must … Read more
Mr Chew told CNA that Falcon Mobility would need six months to comply with a reduced speed limit for PMAs. About 20 per cent of their electric wheelchairs and 75 per cent of mobility scooters are above the threshold and have maximum speeds of up to 10kmh, he said. Depending on the device, Falcon Mobility … Read more
