public transport
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SBS Transit Staff Coordinate Cross-Operator Recovery of $32,000 in Valuables
Two SBS Transit supervisors helped a passenger recover $32,000 in cash and gold left on a bus by coordinating with another operator and funding her travel.
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Tower Transit Singapore to File Police Report After Passenger Harasses Bus Captain
Tower Transit Singapore is filing a police report after a passenger filmed and harassed a bus captain for adhering to safety schedules and official SOPs.
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Ho Chi Minh City Proposes Free Public Bus Travel Through 2026
Ho Chi Minh City’s People’s Committee has proposed a 665 billion VND subsidy to provide free bus travel for residents, aiming to boost public transport usage.
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Public Defends SMRT Staffer Over Priority Seat Usage
A viral social media post criticizing an SMRT staff member for sitting in a priority seat has triggered a wave of public support for service workers, emphasizing empathy over strict policy enforcement.
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Brisbane Commuters Face Travel Chaos Amid Rail Network Shutdowns
Hundreds of Brisbane commuters were left stranded Monday morning as rail replacement buses failed to meet demand during ongoing network closures.
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Victoria’s free transport plan sparks severe V/Line overcrowding
As Victoria rolls out free public transport to combat fuel costs, regional V/Line passengers face chaotic, standing-room-only commutes.
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Alstom Wins €915M Deal for Belgrade’s First Automated Metro
French company Alstom will deliver 32 driverless trains and turnkey systems for Belgrade’s 15 km Line 1, marking a significant step in the city’s public transport modernization.
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Dublin Luas Network Hit by Dual Power and Medical Disruptions
Commuters in Dublin face significant travel delays as power outages and medical emergencies simultaneously halt sections of the Luas Red and Green lines.
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Dublin DART service suspension: 10 stations to close in April
Irish Rail has confirmed a three-day suspension of DART services across 10 stations in Dublin this April to facilitate essential line improvement works.
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Dart Services Resume in Dublin After Overhead Line Power Issue
Dart rail services in Dublin resumed after an overhead power line failure, restoring commuter routes while highlighting infrastructure vulnerabilities and service continuity risks.
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BNZ Lantern Festival Opens with Giant Moa, Tickets Sold Out
Auckland’s BNZ Lantern Festival is underway at Manukau Sports Bowl, featuring a new giant moa lantern and free transport. Online tickets are sold out, but walk-ins are available.
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PM Modi Inaugurates India’s Fastest Meerut Metro
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Meerut Metro and the full Delhi-Meerut Namo Bharat rapid rail corridor on February 22, 2026. This integrated system, India’s fastest metro, significantly reduces travel time.
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HSA Identifies Man from Viral Bus Vaping Incident, Seizes Devices
Singapore’s Health Sciences Authority has identified a 21-year-old man who filmed himself vaping on a public bus, seizing four e-vaporisers and 12 vape pods from his residence.
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Mumbai Central Line: Sunday ‘Jumbo Block’ to Cause Delays
Commuters on Mumbai’s Central Line, along with Western and Harbour Lines, face significant disruptions this Sunday, February 1, 2026, due to a scheduled ‘Jumbo Block’ for essential maintenance.
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South Africa’s Road Safety Under Scrutiny After Second Deadly Taxi Crash in Weeks
A collision between a minibus taxi and a truck near Durban, South Africa, claimed 11 lives, including a schoolchild, just over a week after a similar crash killed 14 schoolchildren. The incident has intensified calls for urgent action on public…