We drove the new Audi A5 on a road trip in Malaysia and thoroughly enjoyed the mix of smooth expressways and twisty back roads.
Audi invited us on a fuel economy challenge to Ipoh, and we decided to leave nothing on the table.
The Jaecoo J7 PHEV has a range of 1,200km and a bunch of Singapore and Malaysian media were invited to test it. Here's our drive from Singapore to Thailand.
Hyundai invited us on a road trip to Kuala Lumpur with three made-in-Singapore Ioniq 6, and this was how it went down.
Chain collisions on expressways seem to be a rather common affair these days, so here's how you can reduce the probability of it happening to you.
The new flyover will commence operations on 22 January 2024 from 2:00pm.
These will be the first electric vehicles to patrol our expressways as part of the Traffic Police fleet.
Residents of Senja, Jelapang and Segar will be able to utilise a new flyover to access the Kranji Expressway and Bukit Timah Expressway.
The endless expressways aren't all that Malaysia has to offer drivers, as I've recently found out. There are fun twisty roads to explore as well!
The final link of the KPE and TPE interchange has been completed, giving residents in Punggol and Pasir Ris more a direct link to the KPE and TPE.
A major traffic junction in Novena will be reconfigured from 17 October 2020 to make way for the construction of expressway tunnels.
The Land Transport Authority will be calling for tenders for new connections which will give residents in Tengah Town access to the PIE by 2027.
The Land Transport Authority is adjusting the ERP rates at selected points along the CTE in its third review since the circuit breaker.
A segment of the PIE at Jalan Anak Bukit will undergo improvements after several vehicles were seen to have skidded out of control there.
The Land Transport Authority has reinstated ERP at specific gantries on the CTE in its second review since the circuit breaker.
The ERP rates will be regularly adjusted in an effort to achieve an optimal speed range of 45km/h to 65km/h on expressways here.
The $79.6 million road resurfacing project started three years ago on major expressways, and will be completed by the end of next year.
Works are under way to equip two underground roads here with the latest fire-fighting system, and the $163.5 million project is slated to be completed by 2022.
The Land Transport Authority has awarded another six contracts for the construction of the North-South Corridor, covering six sections.
Work on the viaduct in Changi, originally scheduled to be completed in 2020, was suspended after it collapsed in July last year, killing one worker.