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.
Large MPVs with 12 or more passengers may now be diverted to the bus lanes for immigration clearance, to ease waiting time at the Tuas Checkpoint.
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.
50 Malaysian vehicles have been turned away at both checkpoints due to outstanding fines, after the new measures kicked in on Monday.
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.
One person died while the four injured in a traffic accident at the Woodlands Causeway Bridge were taken to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital.
The Immigration and Checkpoints Authority has warned travellers to expect delays at both checkpoints over the upcoming Hari Raya Puasa weekend.
The Goods Vehicle Levy for vehicles leaving Malaysia at the Second Link will be reduced from RM200 ($68) to RM50 ($17) with immediate effect.
The Immigration & Checkpoints Authority warned of heavy traffic towards Johor at the Woodlands Checkpoint, with queues of over two hours.
A trial for the automation of car clearance at the Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints, which aims to maximise manpower and beef up security, is underway.
Motorists passing through the Tuas and Woodlands checkpoints will get ample warning to pay the tolls, thanks to a new system that will be implemented next year.
The Immigration and Checkpoints Authority has warned of heavy traffic at land checkpoints during the upcoming holiday period.
Travellers passing through the Tuas and Woodlands checkpoints by car will soon be required to have their thumbprints scanned at immigration counters.
There was a huge traffic jam at the Woodlands Checkpoint yesterday evening as people made their way back to Singapore from the long Hari Raya Puasa weekend.
The immigration clearance system at Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints experienced 'intermittent slowness' yesterday evening but has since returned to normal.
To avoid a surge of travellers and vehicles seeking clearance at the land checkpoints, travellers are advised to adjust their travel plans if possible.
The Singapore Land Authority has gazetted the acquisition of the affected land and will work with affected owners and tenants in the acquisition process.
The Malaysian VEP scheme, which requires Singapore-registered vehicles to register with Malaysia's Road Transport Department before entering, fails.
The Land Transport Authority is studying new ways to outwit cheating with an estimated $12 million of revenue lost at checkpoints.