A new bill has been introduced that could see increased penalties for dangerous driving and to make holding a phone while driving an offence.
This new sensor system can be discreetly integrated into existing cockpit elements and has already been successfully demonstrated during a clinical study.
The Traffic Police will be reviewing the maximum allowable breath and blood alcohol concentrations, as well as increasing fines.
Motorists who drive dangerously can face harsher penalties from November following recent changes to the Road Traffic Act.
Alvin Kek, 51, was chief operating officer of SMRT Trains when he was caught for driving while intoxicated in April. In June, he was convicted, and jailed.
Drink-driving offences down in first nine months of 2017, as police conduct early patrols in five heartland areas islandwide.
Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon has laid down a new sentencing framework for drink driving, which will see most drink drivers serving time in jail.
Drink driving is now one of society's biggest taboos and driving the morning after can be just as dangerous. Ford's 'Hangover Suit' highlights the risks.
A review seeks to increase penalties for driving under influence of drugs, alcohol, as well as for repeat offenders.
An Audi R8 driver has been arrested for drink driving after ploughing through several lamp posts along Bras Basah Road this morning.
Traffic Police statistics show that there have been fewer drink-driving related accidents, casualties, and arrests in the first half of this year.
Alvin Phua Lai Soon was drink driving while under a 10-year driving ban when he caused an accident that injured four people in March.
Thanks to the strict laws against drink driving in Singapore, the number of violations from January to September have gone down from last year.
The number of road deaths and traffic violations is down markedly, the latest mid-year statistics from the Traffic Police show.
Alcohol-impaired driving crashes kill nearly 10,000 people annually and this alcohol-detection vehicle technology could potentially save thousands of lives.
Seven men and a woman were arrested by the Traffic Police for drink driving in an islandwide operation early Friday morning.
A 27-year old man was arrested for drink driving after being involved in an accident on Tuesday morning along Serangoon Road.
A former Warrant Officer was jailed for lying to the police that his wife had been driving when he was suspected of drink driving.
A joint anti-crime and anti-drink police operation nabbed nine men for drink driving during the operation on early Friday morning in Geylang.
A man, believed to be in his 20s, was caught speeding at 146km/h - more than twice the legal limit - in his Nissan GTR sports car in the early hours yesterday.