With the seven-seater Volkswagen Caddy MPV at our disposal, we decided to head into Johor Bahru for a quick getaway and here are the five things we got up to.
The Cross-Border Railways Bill to support the building and running of two future rail links between Singapore and Malaysia was introduced yesterday.
The increasing demand for unlicensed cross-border cab rides is driven by convenience and aided by the spread of social media platforms.
There will be more frequent trains for Shuttle Tebrau, the train service between Johor Baru and Woodlands, announced rail operator KTM.
A third Singapore-registered Honda car has been reported stolen in Johor Bahru, making it the third such incident in the space of one week.
A thief stole a Singapore-registered Honda Civic in 10 seconds at popular shopping mall Tebrau City in Johor Baru on the 10th of August.
A white Honda Civic that was stolen in Johor Baru has been returned to its rightful Singaporean owner with help from netizens.
In a six-day operation, the Malaysian traffic police collected more than RM2.4 million (S$900,000) in outstanding traffic fines from Singaporean motorists.
Foreign-registered vehicles going into Johor Bahru from Singapore will have to pay RM20 (S$7.60) in vehicle entry permits (VEP) next year.
Tolls at Johor's main border checkpoint will be increased and a new charge for Singapore-bound vehicles will be imposed.