SMRT Buses is investing S$6 million over the next three years to enhance the overall safety and reliability of its public bus network. The initiative focuses on rolling out advanced technological solutions, including artificial intelligence-driven driver monitoring systems designed to detect signs of fatigue and distraction. The funding will also support comprehensive training modules for bus captains and upgraded maintenance capabilities, aiming to reduce traffic incidents and improve service reliability for commuters.
- SMRT is committing S$6 million toward safety enhancements, fleet reliability, and driver support initiatives.
- Artificial intelligence and telematics systems will be deployed across the fleet to monitor driver alertness and flag potential safety hazards in real time.
- Bus captains will undergo enhanced training programs focused on defensive driving, hazard awareness, and passenger safety.
- Maintenance operations will incorporate predictive diagnostic tools to address vehicle wear early and minimize service disruptions.
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