The Straits Times
Friday, Jan 6, 2017
Changi Airport has installed cameras and sensors at one of the two taxi queues at Terminal 3 to track the number of people in line and estimated waiting time for a cab.
The aim is to eventually allow the airport to update commuters as well as work with taxi companies to ensure there are enough cabs.
The initiative is one of several being explored as part of a new $50 million, five-year programme to harness technology and innovation to help run the airport more efficiently and make journeys hassle-free for travellers.
Launched jointly by Changi Airport Group and the Economic Development Board, the Changi Airport Living Lab Programme involves the airport working with innovation-driven companies and start-ups to develop and demonstrate new solutions in a live environment.
Both parties sealed the co-operation by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) at the airport yesterday.
If $50mil goes to incentives for taxi drivers sure can get much better results..
wat results?
TDs just every time wait for $$ then no work?
alot of taxi there every day
why waste the money?
Originally posted by FireIce:wat results?
TDs just every time wait for $$ then no work?
Originally posted by Pandanchen:alot of taxi there every day
why waste the money?
taxi Q is long like anaconda
still spent this money
precisely to prevent cabbies from waiting (and complaining no passengers)