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Uber is appealing the fine imposed by Singapore’s competition watchdog for merging with Grab. On the otherhand, Grab will pay their part of the fine, saying they didn’t want the matter to ‘drag on’.​ Continue reading

Authorities are currently building an underpass to replace Singapore’s only right-hand expressway exit, found along the Pan-Island Expressway (PIE) towards Tuas. Continue reading

​Volocopter, a German start-up pioneering in urban air mobility, will be testing its flying taxis in Singapore for the first time in 2019. Continue reading

We’re back with another episode of Inconsiderate Drivers of the Week. In this week’s compilation, we feature a phone addict, a driver intimidating a motorcyclist with a pillion rider, and reckless overtakers. Continue reading

Carmakers and manufacturers like Aston Martin and Jaguar are seeing the value to remaking, rebuilding and restoring their classic cars. In this article, we feature several examples. Continue reading

The Certificate of Entitlement (COE) quota for November to January 2019 will be increased to 30,143—an average of 10,046 a month. Continue reading

The crooked bridge idea at the Causeway first brought up by Dr Mahathir during his first tenure as Prime Minister may now return. Continue reading

The 2nd COE bidding for October 2018 has concluded with Cat A falling to $25,556. Cat B prices only rose by $1, and Cat E saw an increase of $348, to $32,900.​ Continue reading

Grab recently rolled out a slew of tech advances, including a new alert system that will monitor a driver’s fatigue levels. This new system is aimed at improving passenger safety. Continue reading

We’re back with another episode of Inconsiderate Drivers of the Week. In this week’s compilation, we feature a lot stealer, a road block runner, and of course, reckless drivers. Continue reading

In light of increased complaints from riders and a scathing report about its business behaviour, Grab attempts to clean up its act. But, is it enough to win our hearts back? Continue reading

In a strategic move, Microsoft will invest an undisclosed amount of money into Grab, tying both companies together in a partnership. Continue reading

It's episode 11 of Inconsiderate Drivers of the Week. In this week's episode, we feature several impatient, reckless drivers who have no problems breaking the law. Continue reading

Indonesian ride-hailing giant Go-Jek might be about to take the ride-hailing fight to Grab’s home ground, Singapore, by the end of this month. Continue reading

Car and petrol prices in Singapore are among the highest in the world. So why do Singaporeans keep making the expensive choice to drive? Continue reading

The results of the first COE bidding exercise for October 2018 are out. COE prices for Cat A and E went up slightly, while Cat C saw an increment of $1,397 ​from the previous exercise. Continue reading

It's time for another round up of Inconsiderate Drivers of the Week. In this week's episode, we feature several drivers who can't seem to keep a lookout for other vehicles and pedestrians. Continue reading

Some cars run on fuel, others on electricity, and a few on hydrogen. This car runs on whatever you had for breakfast. Continue reading

From next month onwards, ride-hailing company Grab will be making GrabHitch bookings unavailable from 1am to 5am. Continue reading

Lion City Rentals (LCR), a car-rental company owned by Uber, still has thousands of unused cars after the ride-hailing company pulled out of Singapore six months ago. Continue reading