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PAP MPs say AI, support for workers crucial to Singapore’s transport future as parliament backs long-term strategy
MPs called for greater use of technologies, but highlighted the need to prepare workers for the evolution of the transport sector.
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Workers’ Party MPs warn against over-reliance on mega transport projects
During a debate on the future of transport, Workers’ Party MPs questioned Singapore’s port and airport expansion plans, the 2016 sale of Neptune Orient Lines and the pace of the country’s autonomous vehicle rollout.
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Career conversion programmes, up to S$1,600 in training incentives to help taxi, private-hire drivers amid AV transition
The career conversion programmes come with up to 90 per cent of salary support, said Senior Minister of State for Transport Sun Xueling.
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Unpaid migrant workers case: Earlier salary complaints resolved in 2025 before mass claims were filed, says Tan See Leng
The Ministry of Manpower curtailed work pass privileges of KPA Engineering and VVR Plant Engineering in April and early June 2026 respectively, and the companies have not been able to hire new foreign workers since.
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Singapore to invest S$800 million in transport research under RIE2030
Part of the funding will go towards research into autonomous transport systems.
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Man sexually exploited 71-year-old woman with dementia after walking her home, admits to rape
Mohamad Zakir Jaafar thought he could get away with his crimes since the victim was senile and would not tell anyone.
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‘Fast-growing’ dengue cluster detected in Yio Chu Kang, 135 cases so far: NEA
As of Jul 6, there are 17 dengue clusters, of which 7 are located in the Yio Chu Kang and Seletar-Serangoon area.
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Man testifies he felt cheated, intimidated by Raymond Ng in vending machine case; Ng says he’s lying
An alleged victim who bought a lot to co-own a coffee vending machine testified on how he never got any returns and was grilled by the accused.
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US firms remain committed to Singapore, but rising costs could affect future investment: AmCham CEO
Dr Lei Hsien-Hsien, CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce in Singapore, tells CNA that artificial intelligence and hiring challenges are also reshaping how companies decide where to invest.
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Why oil investors fear the next toll fight could be the Strait of Malacca
The prospect of fees to transit the Strait of Hormuz has sparked alarm, not least by investors who fear it could be replicated in other maritime corridors.
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