An anonymous complainant reported a foreign vehicle, which is believed to be operating an illegal private chauffeur service between Malaysia and Singapore, was found coming into Singapore, despite having multiple Traffic Police outstanding fines in Singapore.
This is latest news reported by Channel NewsAsia as follow:
“SINGAPORE: Foreign vehicles with outstanding fines for traffic, parking or vehicular emissions offences may be denied entry into Singapore from Apr 1, according to a press release on Friday (Feb 1).
The move, which is supported by the Singapore Police Force, Housing and Development Board, Land Transport Authority, National Environment Agency and Urban Redevelopment Authority, aims to strengthen enforcement of such offences…” (*Read More About This Article HERE.)
According to the news article, from 1 April 2019, any foreign vehicles with outstanding fines may be denied entry in Singapore…
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A quick check by the complainant found several outstanding fines by the said vehicle.
The vehicle was found driving in an unknown part of Singapore…
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Here is the original post as reported:
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How did the said vehicles evade from the authority at the checkpoints?
Did the checkpoint authority exercise their due diligence?
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