More pick-up and drop-off points will be added progressively based on feedback from residents, LTA said, adding that it will continue to work with both Grab and ComfortDelGro – which also provides AV rides in Punggol – to enhance services and improve the convenience and accessibility of autonomous shuttle services.
“To ensure that the public is prepared for new AV experiences, LTA and Grab will continue with education and engagement initiatives in the coming months,” Grab said.
Grab also said that it is actively building its operational infrastructure and has established an AV depot in Punggol, and will add more AVs to its fleet this year.
“We are deeply grateful to the Punggol community for their support for our AV shuttle trials,” said Grab president and chief operating officer Alex Hungate.
“In response to their feedback, this next phase brings increased flexibility with on-demand, direct routing.”
The self-driving shuttle services were on trial in Punggol since September 2025, before being opened to the public on Apr 1, 2026. Grab operates two of the three routes, while ComfortDelGro operates the other.
While presenting the Ministry of Transport’s budget plans to parliament in April, then-Acting Minister for Transport Jeffrey Siow said that he intended to expand AV trials to other parts of Singapore if the Punggol rollout went well.