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LTA plans to introduce 660 buses progressively from end-2026; rear alerts follow in 2027.
Singapore’s Land Transport Authority outlined the design of its next 660 electric buses on November 4. It says the vehicles will enter service progressively from the end of 2026, with a step-free main passageway. [1]
LTA also describes rear displays that can signal when a bus is stopping or moving off. Those alerts are scheduled for activation in 2027, so they should not be assumed available when the buses first arrive.
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Land Transport Authority, Singapore · 4 Nov 2026
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