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This December’s school holidays, drivers will get to enjoy lower Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) rates. The decrease in ERP prices range from 50 cents to a dollar. Continue reading

Johor Chief Minister Osman Sapian reportedly said that Malaysia plans to start construction on the Third Link, connecting Malaysia and Singapore, in 2019. Continue reading

New guardrails are being deployed as a trial by the Land Transport Authority (LTA). Called rolling barriers, it works by converting the shockwaves to rotational energy when a vehicle hits them. Continue reading

In this article, we take a look at 7 reasons why you should reconsider buying a car in Singapore. Reasons include high down payments, high depreciation, and the fact that cars aren’t a necessity. Continue reading

Last week, we featured 10 auspicious number plates. This week, we feature 10 unlucky number plates you might want to avoid in 2019 if you are superstitious. Continue reading

From as early as June 2019, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) will cease hardcopy letters for motoring-related transactions. This is part of Singapore’s push to become a “Smart Nation”. Continue reading

The first COE bidding exercise for November 2018 has concluded. Quota premiums for Cat A and B rose by $2,643 and $1,000 respectively. Cat E dropped by $900. Continue reading

A new link road connecting Punggol Central to the KPE and TPE (PIE) will open a year ahead of schedule, on 25 November 2018. Continue reading

Our cars are one of our most treasured possessions. And like any treasured possession, we need to take good care of it. In this article, we highlight 8 car care tips every responsible car owners should know. Continue reading

Subaru announced a global recall of approximately 400,000 cars over two faulty parts. About 100 cars in Singapore are affected by this recall. Continue reading

Getting a new car for the new year? Here are 10 auspicious number plates that will bring you good luck in 2019. These numbers were chosen for how they sound like in Mandarin and its various dialects. Continue reading

In this week’s episode of Inconsiderate Drivers of the Week, we feature several impatient drivers who can’t seem to follow basic traffic rules. A young man was also caught flipping the bird on camera. Continue reading

These are the latest petrol prices in Singapore for November 2018. The prices provided here reflect the latest prices across the different petrol companies in Singapore. Continue reading

With consumers under the protection of the lemon law, used-car dealers are starting to favour selling consignment cars for a lower-than-usual profit. Continue reading

Booking Holdings, A US-based travel firm is investing US$200 million (S$277 million) into Grab. The company's new driver reward system also attracts criticism for its high minimum threshold. Continue reading

If you are travelling to Johor (JB) for the first time, or haven't done so in a while, here are 7 money-saving tips for you to consider. Find out what they are in the following article. Continue reading

Driving to Malaysia soon? One essential item you will need for the drive up north, apart from your passport, is the Touch ‘N Go card. In this Singaporean’s guide, we take a look at why this card is so important. Continue reading

Denying earlier reports that the company was closing down, Lion City Rentals said it wants to grow and reach out to a new and fresh customer base. Continue reading

In episode 14 of our Inconsiderate Drivers of the Week compilation, we feature several road bullies and a cab driver not checking for traffic before opening his door. Continue reading

Parking is an essential skill that every driver on the road needs to possess. But have you wondered which cars are the easiest to park? On this list, we will look at five easy-to-park compact cars. Continue reading