The new features will include baby care rooms, wheelchair-accessible toilets and Braille signs.
SINGAPORE - Public transport users can look forward to more family-friendly facilities, such as baby care rooms, at seven bus interchanges across the island by 2027.
When completed, the seven interchanges will feature priority queue zones for seniors, more seats, passenger care rooms, as well as baby care and family washrooms, LTA said. These improvements are similar to the features in newer bus interchanges, such as those in Jurong Town Hall and Tengah, LTA said.
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