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Company transport will help ease traffic woes
Fri, Jun 20, 2008
my paper

With more ERP gantries and charges, rising fuel prices and traffic congestion - perhaps companies can look into providing bus transport for their staff from the office to selected MRT stations in the North, East, West and Central parts of Singapore.

The employees who take the company bus can then continue making their way home via the public bus or train from the designated drop-off points.

This would not only help ease traffic congestion on major roads and congestion on public transport, but it would also benefit the company.

Providing company transport to and from the office ensures that the employees are always on time for work.

It would also increase efficiency as the workers will have to finish their work for the day in order to catch the transport home.

Staggering knock-off times between 5pm and 8pm would also help reduce the extent of traffic jams during the rush hours, resulting in a smoother journey home.

By providing company transport - a form of "bus-pooling" - we can also reduce air pollution which happens if each staff member were to drive to and from work.

Employees would reach home faster as well, which is beneficial to their family and social life, and thus their overall well-being.

With all these benefits, company transport may well be the way to go.

Just remember to make seat belts on the buses mandatory.

Ms Michelle Jean Yeang


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