A Singapore hitch group, SG Hitch group, was set up on 26 Feb, on the messaging app Telegram. The group aims to connect drivers and passengers directly, without the need for an intermediary. Members of the group broadcast the details of when and where they are headed, and if there
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Singapore suspends Boeing 737 MAX aircraft after deadly crashes
All Boeing 737 MAX aircraft has been suspended from flying into and out of Singapore by the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) on 12 Mar. The suspension came in light of two fatal accidents involving Boeing 737 MAX aircraft in less than five months. It will take effect from
Grab to charge users S$4 cancellation fee
Starting from 11 Mar, Grab users will be charged S$4 cancellation fee if they cancel the ride after securing a booking for more than five minutes, Grab announced on its website on 3 Mar. For ride-sharing service, GrabShare, passengers will incur the S$4 charge if they cancel the ride upon
Please siam Pakistan and India temporarily
Singaporeans are advised to refrain from traveling to Pakistan, and India unnecessarily, due to the escalating tensions between both countries, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) said on 27 Feb. Both countries have always been in conflict over disputed Indian Kashmir. However, the tension had skyrocketed on 14 Feb after
Protection insurance scheme to roll out for Gojek drivers
With effect from 1 Apr, Gojek drivers will be covered by a protection insurance scheme, as a result of the partnership between Gojek and Gigacover – a Singapore-based insurance company, which focuses on freelancers. The scheme was designed in close consultation with the National Private Hire Vehicles Association of Singapore
Buy car and they haven’t transfer ownership? Better check…
If you are buying or selling a car, better insist that the transfer of ownership is done within 7 days. By LTA regulations, the car dealer is required to do so within 7 days anyway, or face fines and/or jail term. Why is it so serious? There’s a scam that
Singaporean shares his experience of how he was almost robbed in Malaysia
Tony Lau, a Facebook user, shares his experience of how he was almost robbed with a knife pointed at him in Malaysia recently. In case you are unable to view the screenshot above, here’s a summary of what happened, according to Tony’s account: Tony was at the Tuas Checkpoint at
Man jailed a week for breaking SBS Transit bus door because he needed to pee badly
A 41-year-old Singaporean man was jailed a week for breaking a SBS Transit bus door. According to his lawyers, the man, Chua, was in the bus when he felt he needed to pee badly. Out of desperation and also because he was drunk, he resorted to kicking the bus door
More than 100 employees of SG HSR to be redeployed.
More than 100 employee of SG HSR to be redeployed, following the two years deferment of Kuala Lumpur-Singapore High-Speed Rail (HSR) HSR. SG HSR is a company which was set up last year by the Land Transport Authority (LTA) to “build, own, fund and maintain the HSR civil infrastructure in
Public transport operators could increase fares by up to 4.3 per cent.
The Public Transport Council (PTC) announced, public transport operators could increase fares by up to 4.3 per cent in the last quarter of 2018. Energy prices, which was factored in this year’s fare formula, rebounded by 26.2 per cent over the previous year as well as other price indices in
