In developed economies, the state’s mandate to  provide  mass transport to  citizens  efficiently and at the most competitive cost  is on the top tier of their policy concerns.

Mass transport as a policy concern takes an extraordinary  level of  importance in countries such as Singapore, a small, densely population  place with no urban sprawl.

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