If you ever find yourself looking at an opportunity to experience Porsche World Road Show, you should never turn it down. Here's why.
Driving when sleep-deprived is much more hazardous than you think, and it sure isn't worth risking lives doing it.
You've gotten some experience and no longer need to display the P-plate. But forget these road rules and you could land yourself back in the driving centre.
Traffic scientists have argued that zipper merging improves traffic. From one (traffic-)illiterate Singaporean to another, we don't think it'll work here.
Not looking down on P-plate drivers, but these carparks are seriously a challenge to manoeuvre around and park even for seasoned drivers!
Not sure what's going to happen if you get yourself into a tricky situation on the road? We look at the typical problematic accidents in Singapore and what they can entail for you and your car insurance!
Being a responsible citizen in these trying times means we should all stay home as much as possible. But that doesn't mean you should neglect your car.
Since the introduction of Uber and Grab in 2013, private-hire cars have significantly increased Singapore's petrol consumption.
Driving a fast car that costs more than an arm and a leg can be nerve wrecking, but with Porsche, you don't have to harbour such a ridiculous notion.
First-time offenders of dangerous driving can be jailed for a year and fined $3,000 while repeat offenders can be jailed two years and fined $5,000.
AAS Academy, a wholly owned subsidiary of Automobile Association of Singapore, has launched a new Online Driving Training System to AA Members.
With increasing research and development into autonomous technology, driverless cars will likely be a part of our lives soon, but that may not be as scary as it may seem.
Seven men and a woman were arrested by the Traffic Police for drink driving in an islandwide operation early Friday morning.
In the first six months of 2014 alone, the Traffic Police has issued 564 summonses to motorists who have failed to signal.
17 motorists were arrested by the Traffic Police for drink driving early this morning in an islandwide operation that lasted four hours.
Channel 8 television host, Quan Yifeng, was fined $800 and barred from driving for three months after pleading guilty to inconsiderate driving.
Transport Ministers reaffirms that the new carrot-and-stick scheme to improve bus punctuality will not encourage dangerous driving among bus drivers.
Goh Hwee Tiong, a former carpenter who was filmed side-swiping a woman on a scooter, was sentenced to a seven week jail term.
A 39-year old salesman, who was originally fined and banned from driving for causing death and drink driving - has been resentenced to serve a jail term.
A man was charged in court yesterday for causing the death of a motorcyclist and injuring the pillion driver through the act of dangerous driving.