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Traffic/Road rules

Three workers taken to hospital after garbage truck skids and flips over in Yishun

A garbage truck driver and his two passengers were taken to hospital after the accident.
A garbage truck driver and his two passengers were taken to hospital after the accident.

Forum: Review road signs, enforcement practices for school zones

Jail for 2 men who drove up to 203kmh on CTE, leading to crash in Stamford Road

Both will be disqualified from driving for three years after their release.
Both will be disqualified from driving for three years after their release.

Forum: Attitude of drivers elsewhere is different from that of drivers here

Motorists shouldn’t access apps constantly while driving, says neurologist

Annual figures released by the Traffic Police showed that there were 4,193 cellphone driving violations in 2025, up from 3,014 in 2024.
Annual figures released by the Traffic Police showed that there were 4,193 cellphone driving violations in 2025, up from 3,014 in 2024.

New traffic camera to detect speeding offences on BKE from July 1

The speed camera has been in place at the 9km mark on the BKE towards Woodlands since June 16 for testing and calibration.
The speed camera has been in place at the 9km mark on the BKE towards Woodlands since June 16 for testing and calibration.

Scouring the Strait of Hormuz for mines could take weeks

Vessels at the Strait of Hormuz, as seen from Musandam, Oman, June 14, 2026. REUTERS/Stringer
Vessels at the Strait of Hormuz, as seen from Musandam, Oman, June 14, 2026. REUTERS/Stringer

Singapore’s revised driving licence requirements extended to all EVs up to 3,000kg from June 15

Those holding existing Class 3 or 3A licence will automatically qualify for the change.
Those holding existing Class 3 or 3A licence will automatically qualify for the change.

LTA warns against practice of keeping seat belts slack with clips and other devices

ST learnt that some drivers are using binders, makeshift knots and even food clips to keep their seat belts loose.
ST learnt that some drivers are using binders, makeshift knots and even food clips to keep their seat belts loose.

Forum: ​Redesigning roads ​can make it easier to practise safer behaviour

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