Singapore’s Toll rates are closely associated with those set with Malaysia. The current revision of Singapore’s Toll Rates

Over the next few months, motorist can expect to pay more when using the roads in Singapore as five new ERP Gantries were being set up.

After much discussion with my fellow car-kakis and my Team RSK friends, I have decided to come up with few tips on traveling up north. Most of them including me have

Vehicles from Singapore crossing into Johor via the Second Link Expressway will pay higher tools from Jan 1 2008. Passenger cars will have to pay RM10.80 (S$4.60) next year

Several areas in parts of Singapore experienced flash flood on 28th Nov 2007. NEA said the highest rainfall recorded was 99mm, occurring around in Somerset area between 2.30pm and 5pm.

Good news to all motorist during the upcoming school holiday period.Starting from Saturday,17 Nov 2007 until 01 Jan 08,ERP Rates on some roads will go down by 50cents.These are:

Laser cameras caught 3400 motorist on the newly-opened KPE.Many were unaware that the speed limit for the new tunnel is 70km/h.45 of them were caught clocking more

Here’s a link to all the Carpark Rates in Singapore

North
South
East
West

This was shared by some care forums. Banned another word is not advisable. However if you still want to try and maybe u have better driving techniques, do it at your own risk.
1. Queensway shopping centre
2. paya lebar Sing Post exit
3. Lucky Plaza
4. Parco bugis junction (Carpark entrance from Intercontinental)