Police to push for forfeiture of cars used in illegal races
Two cars confiscated and will be auctioned off; cases involving four other vehicles pending.
Motorists to get new alert to pay tolls at checkpoints
System to be implemented by next year will help nab those who evade payment.
Product safety requirements of PMDs to be reviewed
The authorities will be reviewing the product safety requirements of personal mobility devices (PMDs), such as e-scooters, which currently do not need to be type tested and certified compliant before they are sold in Singapore.
Number of injured in SMRT train collision rises to 38
The total number of injured in the train collision at Joo Koon MRT station now stands at 38, following two new walk-in cases on Friday (Nov 17) at Ng Teng Fong General Hospital.
SMRT refutes online allegation that Desmond Quek fired half of rail department
SMRT said it would not have been able to complete the change out of all the power rails and 188,000 sleepers if staff count had indeed been cut.
Volkswagen Singapore planning Skoda comeback
Volkswagen Group Singapore has registered a new company to import and retail Skodas from as early as the first quarter of next year.
SMRT commuters at Joo Koon make alternative travel plans after Tuas West Extension closure
Services have been suspended as the authorities continue investigations into Wednesday's (Nov 15) SMRT train collision at Joo Koon, which left 38 people injured.
ERP rates at some roads will be $1 less during school holidays
The revised rates will apply from Nov 18 to Dec 30.
Man fined $4800 for scratching car belonging to driver who honked at him
A human resource consultant chanced upon the car whose driver had earlier sounded the horn at him, and decided to scratch its rear bumper out of anger.
Tuas West Stations reopen today
Service between Joo Koon and Gul Circle will remain suspended for up to a month.