A project to get Singaporeans off their vehicles and go car free at every end of the month. Turning parts of our city into a pedestrian and cyclist friendly area, 5.5km of the roads in the heart of Singapore will be closed …
Not to say that some places have totally no accidents. But some locations in Singapore are bound for accidents especially during peak hours or the night time, where visibility is not so good. Here are some of the roads that had higher …
With CNY round the corner, do take note of drinking and driving, especially so when you have a drop too much while meeting up with the Family and Friends for this annual event together. Do make sure that you do not drink …
Flout means to openly disregard. The more common types in Singapore are illegally modifying the vehicle, driving recklessly or having illegal races on the streets. The bill for Road Traffic Act to increase the punishment for the “flouters” have been passed. …
From 1 st Dec 2016, The Singaore Government will be reviewing the existing penalties of various road traffic offences and in particular, increase the penalties for drinking driving related offences. This was announced by the Senior Minister for State for Home Affairs …
A new bill regulating the PMDs ( Personal Mobility Devices ) will be in Parliament this month, which will govern on the usage and limits of these devices. Under the Active Mobility Bill ( Click here: Proposal by LTA).
Most Singaporeans live in HDB flats and they will need to park their cars in the Multi Storey Car parks or the open space car parks located near their residence. The parking rates for these areas are going to see an upgrade …
Seems like a good news. Recent article in HOME ( Straits Times) showed that Drink Driving cases had went down in Singapore for the first half of 2016. Pictures from ST and Online Citizen
Recently, there had been many controversy about these “vehicles ” on the roads. As the price of cars in Singapore gets higher, more and more residents turn to taking public transport. But the public transport do not always get you to …
As Singapore gets more and more affluent, there are many rich young people out there who are able to afford good, fast and expensive cars. It is not uncommon to see Lamborghini or other Fast Japanese GTRs on the roads these days. BUT …
