Bus timing system to be progressively restored over four days after fault found: LTA

Bus timing system to be progressively restored over four days after fault found: LTA

The system will be switched back on at the start of passenger service from Friday (Jan 23) in order to conduct testing and stabilise the operations.

Bus arrival time system to take 4 days to fix completely; issue affecting 50% of public buses: LTA

LTA announces a 4-day fix for bus arrival time system issues, affecting 50% of Singapore's public bus fleet due to a memory cache build-up. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Bus timing system displays to be restored from 23 Jan, but issues will take 4 days to resolve

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LTA identifies glitch in bus arrival time system, to be restored in about 4 days

A day after the Land Transport Authority (LTA) said it is resetting the Expected Time of Arrival (ETA) system for buses, the transport regulator announced that it has identified the root cause of the issues affecting the system.In an update issued on Thursday (Jan 22) evening, the authority said that its engineers and contractors discovered a memory cache build-up in the on-board systems of some buses."This disrupted data transmissions between o…