After being held in limbo for a few years, the Vehicle Entry Permit for Singaporean cars entering JB looks set to come into force at last.
In lieu of passports, travellers crossing the Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints by car will soon be able to use QR codes generated via the MyICA app instead.
Five ORA Good Cats that began their journey in Bangkok finally arrived in Singapore following a 2,000km road trip that took a week to complete.
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The Singapore Ministry of Trade and Industry is working with its Malaysian counterpart on the final details of the Land Vaccinated Travel Lane.
A Reciprocal Green Lane, to be established at the Singapore-Malaysia border, will facilitate cross-border travel for essential business and official purposes.
Singapore's authorities are still in the midst of working out details with their Malaysian counterparts for the resumption of cross-border travel.
Singapore and Malaysia are in talks to ease border restrictions with the necessary protocols and measures in place.
The Immigration and Checkpoints Authority has warned that major traffic delays should be expected at checkpoints during Chinese New Year.
Malaysia's transport ministry has announced it will defer VEP enforcement during peak hours after it was informed of several issues related to implementation.
From 1 October 2019 onwards, Singapore cars will have to register for a Vehicle Entry Permit to get through the customs to Malaysia. Here's what you should do.
COD Shield offers comprehensive and extensive coverage plans for your car when you are driving in Malaysia and Thailand.
The ICA has advised motorists yesterday that traffic is likely to be extra heavy at the Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints during the coming March school holidays.
Beginning in April, foreign vehicles with outstanding fines for traffic, parking or vehicular emissions offences could be denied entry to Singapore.
The Government has not received feedback that traffic snarls at the Causeway are a major source of disruption for local companies.
ICA says that drivers should expect jams at checkpoints until 1 Janurary, with last weekend's jam worsened by a bomb hoax, two car breakdowns and queue-cutting.
Starting from next year, Singapore will match Malaysia's decision to abolish tolls on motorcyclists at the Tuas Second Link.
One person died while the four injured in a traffic accident at the Woodlands Causeway Bridge were taken to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital.
The Goods Vehicle Levy for vehicles leaving Malaysia at the Second Link will be reduced from RM200 ($68) to RM50 ($17) with immediate effect.