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Two drivers and a motorcyclist were booked, and had their vehicles impounded during enforcement operations targeted at illegal car and motorcycle pooling services last year.

The motorcyclist was charged and convicted for using a prohibited vehicle as a public service vehicle and for using the vehicle without the requisite insurance coverage. This is the first time that a motorcyclist has been charged and convicted for conveying passengers for hire and reward.

One of the drivers was charged and convicted for not possessing a valid vocational licence and using his vehicle without a valid Public Service Vehicle licence and the requisite insurance coverage.

Both pled guilty and were fined a total of $1,800 each and disqualified from holding or obtaining all classes of driving licences for 12 months.

The other driver’s case is still before the courts.

We take a serious view of such unlawful practices and will take enforcement action against those providing illegal car- and motorcycle-pooling services.

🚗 Seletar Link Flyover is set to open on 22 Jan 2024 at 2.00pm, adding a new connection between Seletar Link and Tampines Expressway. 🎉
 
🌟 Spanning approximately 1.05km, Seletar Link Flyover offers an alternative route for motorists heading from Punggol Town to SLE or CTE. 🛣️Industrial developments in Pulau Punggol Timor will also benefit from a direct route to SLE or CTE. 🏭
 
When the new Sengkang West Drive is ready, the flyover will provide a connection to developments in Sengkang Town 🏘️

We’re bringing the arts to our public transport nodes to brighten your daily commuters under a 3-year partnership with National Arts Council Singapore!🚆🎨😍

The partnership kicks off today with a themed train and stations in support of Singapore Art Week #SAW2024. From now till 28 Jan, you can enjoy an art trail during your commute along the North East Line (#NEL).

Art installations can also be found at 7 MRT stations near #SAW2024 -📍 Bugis, Bencoolen, Dhoby Ghaut, Little India, Rochor, Paya Lebar, and HarbourFront

Remember to #MoveLite 🌱 by riding the train or taking a stroll to soak in the arts!

#SGArtWeek #ArtInTransit