CNA938 Rewind - Are Singapore's buses closer to full electrification?
More than 1,000 jobs will be added to bus services within Singapore's public transport industry in the next few years, as it shifts towards more electric buses. Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin find out more from transport analyst Terence Fan - an Assistant Professor of Strategic Management with SMU.
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