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Good news about Public transport
Positive stories about Public transport, gathered from the newsrooms Rally reads. Every headline links back to the publisher who reported it.
5 stories.
Can the public transport network help charities reach more people?
SMRT’s Journeys For Good initiative aims to rally support for charitable causes across its network, with ads in MRT trains, stations and bus stops
The Straits Times
3,000 more buses, wider footpaths planned to boost Bengaluru public transport: Maheshwar Rao
Bengaluru is expanding its public transport with 3,000 more buses and wider footpaths, making commutes easier and safer for residents. This investment in infrastructure will help reduce congestion and improve access to reliable transit, benefiting daily commuters and the city as a whole.
The Hindu
About 60,000 more households to qualify for public transport vouchers after income limits eased
More households will now qualify for public transport vouchers, helping them cover fare increases. The relaxed income limits mean these vouchers can be used for fare cards or monthly passes, making travel more affordable for many.
The Straits Times
Tower Transit looking to thank those who helped unresponsive bus driver in Hougang
A compassionate individual noticed an unresponsive bus driver and took action by alerting others, highlighting the importance of community vigilance. This response likely helped ensure the driver received timely assistance, exemplifying how small acts can have a significant impact on safety and well-being. Tower Transit is now looking to acknowledge those who stepped in to help, fostering a spirit of gratitude and awareness.
The Straits Times
Train and bus users will have reminders to keep Singapore clean in Public Hygiene Council campaign
Singapore’s Public Hygiene Council is launching a 2026 campaign to remind train and bus users to help keep the city clean. The effort aims to encourage better public hygiene habits, making shared spaces more pleasant for everyone. It’s a practical step toward maintaining Singapore’s reputation for cleanliness.
The Straits Times
