It gets worse when you go into cafes and swanky eateries where the foreign staff...create unnecessary stress among patrons and affect their dining experience.

WE CAN indeed learn much from the United States where child safety is given the highest priority in road safety.

AT LEAST 70,000 to 100,000 motorcyclists from Johor commute to work in Singapore daily and this affects residents living in Marsiling Causeway View estate (from Block 210-218).

HOW many more children and adults must be killed before the good people of Singapore will take seat-belt laws seriously?

AS A former student of Mr William Ding, I feel as relieved as he must have felt when he was acquitted of all molestation charges.

RECENTLY, I decided to buy a CD called 'The Fragile' by Nine Inch Nails. Unfortunately, I could find only one Nails CD, which I happen to already own.

WE REFER to the letter 'Capitalise on limited farmland' by Mr Anthony Leong Chee-Hong (April 22). As the writer correctly pointed out, Singapore cannot be entirely self-sufficient in food supply due to our limited land resources. Currently, local production accounts for 7 per cent of our leafy vegetable consumption, 15 per cent of our fish consumption and 30 per cent of our egg consumption.

How does such flimsy covering prevent cargo from falling off a vehicle?

I REFER to the article, 'Not for export - end of the road for Gurkhas? (April 25). The Singapore Police Force also has a small Gurkha contingent formed in 1949.

I AGREE with the Singapore Motor Workshop Association (SMWA) that repair costs cannot be inflated by motor workshops, 'Not fair to blame all car workshops for high claims' (April 28).

I FULLY support the statement by the president of the Law Society, Mr Michael Hwang, that lawyers cannot be blamed for motor accident claims, 'Blaming lawyers is unfair: Law Society' (April 30).

I REFER to recent reports of taxi drivers refusing $50 notes. Surely this is not surprising.