
Students travelling to and from lectures may no longer have to
squeeze into packed buses under plans for a possible new transport
network at the National University of Singapore (NUS).
The school wants developers to propose an "efficient, reliable,
sustainable and environmentally friendly" system for the Kent Ridge
campus and University Town (UTown).
This could involve anything from new, airport-style buses to an
electric bicycle sharing system, experts told The Straits
Times.
It would provide an alternative to the current shuttle bus service,
which can get overcrowded during peak periods, when throngs of
students finish lectures or arrive from Kent Ridge MRT station.