New app to offer savings when commuters subscribe to plans covering both private and public transport

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SINGAPORE - Savings of up to 20 per cent a month are in the offing for commuters when an app, with major transport players behind it, introduces subscription plans in six months' time.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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SINGAPORE - Savings of up to 20 per cent a month are in the offing for commuters when an app, with major transport players behind it, introduces subscription plans in six months' time.

Billed as a first of its kind in Asia, Zipster brings on one platform all public transport operators in Singapore as well as major companies such as Grab, Gojek and BlueSG, an electric car-sharing operator.Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry Chee Hong Tat, who officially launched it on Monday, said that besides savings, the app would give commuters greater convenience.

"By integrating mobility services such as public transport, taxis, and car and bicycle sharing, MaaS offers commuters a more streamlined and personalised experience," said Mr Chee, referring to the concept Mobility as a Service .

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