The proposed legislative provisions will combat the misuse of PMAs and introduce harsher fines for the illegal alteration of motor vehicles, among others.
For better or worse, roundabouts are quite rare in Singapore. Here are four things you should know about how to use one.
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.
A complete guide on the road markings in Singapore for new drivers (and a refresher for seasoned drivers).
Road accidents involving bicycles resulting in injury or death has fallen, but on average, four cyclists a day were caught flouting traffic rules in 2018.
Private-hire car services could be suspended for up to a month if their drivers are found to be operating without proper licences and insurance.
A cab passenger who was fastening her seat belt as the vehicle was moving off, will share the blame for injuries she suffered when the taxi hit another vehicle.
More than 170 of the 187 primary schools islandwide will have flashing lights signalling 40km/h limit during peak hours by 2019.
The amended Road Traffic Act will kick in from 1st February, which includes restricted use of mobile devices when driving. Here are some points to take note of.
New regulations under the Road Traffic Rules will prevent private bus drivers from touting their services, and will kick in from 1st January next year.
The Malaysian authorities have been working on a system to blacklist repeat traffic offenders from Singapore and block them from driving into Malaysia.
Higher traffic police road presence, increased red light cameras and higher emphasis on road safety programmes are some strategies for safer roads here.
In most countries yellow means prepare to stop while red means to stop completely. China however, has a different interpretation of the lights.
Everyone knows that using your handphone without a hands-free set and driving at the same time can be fatal. What else is there to know about this then?