Certificate of Entitlement (COE) prices end lower in the second bidding of June. In this latest exercise, Cat A ended at $26,999, Cat B at $35,906, and Cat E at $39,400. Continue reading

Existing in-vehicle units (IUs) will be replaced “progressively from next year”. These new on-board units (OBUs) will apparently display more information such as live traffic information and coupon-less street parking. Continue reading

In this episode of Inconsiderate Drivers of the Week, we feature a few motorcyclists lane splitting, crashing into each other and getting sideswiped. Continue reading

Want to sell your used car for a higher asking price? Here's a foolproof way to get the most out of your used vehicle. By using Motorist, you're guaranteed to sell your car fast and for a higher price. Continue reading

From acts of god to drink-driving, here are the list of things and actions motor insurance companies do not cover in the event of an accident. Continue reading

In this episode of Inconsiderate Drivers of the Week, we feature more drivers going the wrong way and a hit-and-run driver who struck a parked car. Continue reading

Certificate of Entitlement (COE) prices mostly lower in June following a major dip in May. In this latest exercise, Cat A closed at $30,009, Cat B at $39,728, and Cat E at $42,002. Continue reading

In this article, we will examine in deep detail what COE and PARF rebates are, and how much your car is eligible should you decide to deregister and/or scrap your car. Continue reading

In this episode of Inconsiderate Drivers of the Week, we feature a chain collision, a litterbug and a driver who seems unable to keep inside the turning pocket. Continue reading

Not sure what to do after a car accident? Here is a detailed breakdown on how to make a car insurance claim after an accident. Continue reading

This June’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

In this episode of Inconsiderate Drivers of the Week, we feature drivers who just can't decide which direction to drive in until it's too late. Continue reading

In the second bidding of May 2019, the Quota Premium across all categories end much lower. In this latest exercise, Cat A finished at $27,000, Cat B at $42,564, and Cat E at $47,000. Continue reading

Considering a COE renewal? Can’t decide between a bank and an in-house loan? Here are the pros and cons of both of them! Continue reading

In this episode of Inconsiderate Drivers of the Week, we feature a person ‘choping’ a parking space, more red-light beaters and a ‘drifting champion‘. Continue reading

In a move that might drive COE premiums even higher, taxi firms may soon get to compete with car buyers for COEs again. Continue reading

New Vietnamese ride-hailing service FastGo begins trialing their service in Singapore, where it is currently being dominated by industry giants, Grab and Go-Jek. Continue reading

Irresponsible drivers run the risk of harsher penalties and extended driving bans should proposed amendments to the Road Traffic Act be passed. Continue reading

In this episode of Inconsiderate Drivers of the Week, we feature more dangerous drivers, including one who swerved out of lane and another who hit the side of a van and drove off. ​ Continue reading

Certificate of Entitlement (COE) prices for Cat A continue to rise in the latest tender for May 2019. Cat A closed at $36,704, Cat B at $48,010, and Cat E at $52,502. Continue reading