Risk Assessments of Bus Arrival Timing System Prior to January 2026 System Glitch
Parliament of Singapore · 3 March 2026
Official Report, 3 March 2026, Vol 96, Issue 23 · Open in the reader (summaries, search, filters)
Ms He Ting Ru asked the Acting Minister for Transport prior to the detection of inaccuracies of bus arrival timings in January 2026 (a) whether there were any risk assessments carried out on the system; (b) whether there were any vulnerabilities identified and if so, what were they; and (c) how often were independent system audits and stress tests on the system conducted.
Mr Jeffrey Siow: The Expected Time of Arrival (ETA) system is required to undergo a risk assessment every two years. The last assessment on the ETA system was conducted by the Land Transport Authority in July 2024 and identified minor issues which were addressed prior to the recent disruption. Unfortunately, it did not pick up the issues that led to the disruption. We will review how we can improve the risk assessment for future iterations.
Source: Singapore Parliament Official Report (Hansard) for 3 March 2026. Republished on SGParliament.