Bigger COE supply fuels hope of lower premiums
February-April period will see 8.9 percent rise in the number of certificates available.
Must taxi uncle give way to Uber driver?
Cheap and easy private car-hire companies are leaving taxis in the dust. Given the less regulated nature of the newbies, what is being done, or needs to be done, to level the playing field for taxi companies – to keep them in the game, and cabbies in a job?
Upper Thomson Road hit by flash flood again
When it poured at around 3.30pm yesterday, the parking area in front of several shops along Upper Thomson Road was submerged in shin-deep waters.
The “red carpet” and spotlight on safety
Painted a bright red, the cycling paths built over the past year in Ang Mo Kio have rolled out a warm welcome for cyclists in the estate, who nickname it their "red carpet".
Rental car recovery ends with a twist
Police arrest two for drug-related offences after rental firm's bid to recover car turns into bizarre chase.
Getting workers to ditch the car
More people will cycle or ride their scooters to work in future, if given the right facilities and encouragement, employers and experts say.
Car COE supply to grow by 11.6 percent for Feb-April quota
8795 COEs available each month during said period.
Muted COE demand despite motor show
COE premiums ended mostly lower after the second round of bidding for January 2017.
42 percent of injured motorcyclists are Malaysians: Khoo Teck Puat Hospital
Data from Khoo Teck Puat Hospital raises concern as riders sacrifice safety for speed.
Driving against traffic: Police studying preventive measures
Police are studying how to deploy technology to detect a car that has gone against traffic flow, and are working with partners to consider how to make road markings and signs more visible in areas where incidents have taken place.