The upcoming MRT stations, part of the Thomson-East Coast Line, are on track to commence operations by late 2025. These stations will connect seamlessly with existing bus routes and cycling paths, allowing for a comprehensive transport experience. With an expected increase of 600,000 daily commuters, we anticipate a reduction in travel time by up to 30% for key routes across the city.

In conjunction with our multimodal integration efforts, we are increasing bus services by 15% across several key areas, including the Central Business District and residential estates. These enhancements will include additional routes and more frequent bus intervals, ensuring that buses connect effectively with the MRT and cycling hubs. Our goal is to achieve a 90% satisfaction rate among commuters by the end of 2024 through these enhancements.

To promote sustainable commuting options, we are investing S$20 million in cycling infrastructure upgrades by 2026. This includes the construction of over 40 kilometers of new cycling paths that will link seamlessly with MRT stations and bus stops. Our initiative aims to increase cycling usage among residents by 50%, fostering a greener and healthier community.

We are implementing smart technology solutions at all multimodal hubs to facilitate smoother transfers between MRT, buses, and cycling options. Features such as real-time arrival updates and integrated payment systems are set to launch by mid-2024. This technology is expected to improve transfer efficiency by 25%, thereby enhancing the overall commuter experience.

To ensure our transportation developments meet the needs of Singaporeans, we have launched a series of community engagement initiatives. Over the past six months, more than 5,000 residents have participated in surveys and forums, providing valuable feedback on our integration projects. This input will guide enhancements and ensure our services are aligned with community expectations, ultimately aiming for a 95% approval rating by 2025.