Author: Complaint Singapore

JSJ9398 – Malaysia Registered Motorcycle Evading Paying Parking Fees

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JSJ9398 – Malaysia-registered motorcyclist evading paying parking fees and riding on pavement at a Wilson open carpark (near MBS) along Bayfront Ave on 6 Sept 2026 at 9:56pm. It is an offence for motorists to evade payment of parking charges by tailgating other vehicles or bypassing car park gantries at EPS car parks. Offenders will be fined S$35 (Motorcycle), S$70 (Car) and S$100 (Heavy Vehicles) respectively. Under the Road Traffic Act (RTA), for riding a motorcycle on footpaths, the offence carries a fine up to S$2,000 or imprisoned for up…

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PHV Driver Unhappy With Passenger Complaining Him Texting While Driving

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PHV driver unhappy with passenger complaining him texting while driving slowly behind other vehicles, and challenge her to complaint. *Note: Identity is masked for privacy concern. Under the Road Traffic Act (RTA), for a driver to use a mounted device while driving and is found to be driving without due care or attention, they can be charged with careless or dangerous driving, despite not causing an accident. Those convicted of careless driving can be jailed for up to 6 months and fined up to S$1,500, while those convicted of dangerous…

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SBS8381Z – SBS Transit Bus Failed To Conform To Traffic Red Light Signal

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SBS8381Z – SBS Transit bus failed to conform to traffic red light signal at junction of Hougang Ave 1 on 26 Aug 2026 at 11:22am. Under the Road Traffic Act (RTA), for failing to conform to traffic light signals, the offence carries a fine of S$500 and 12 demerit points (for heavy vehicles), in Singapore. *Disclaimer: All videos and contents herein (if any or relevant) are contributed by members of public from various sources and origins. Errors or inaccuracies are unavoidable. For removal or correction requests, please PM us at…

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SNL3041H – Kia Car Turn Left Illegally On A Go Straight Only Lane

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SNL3041H – Kia car turn left illegally on a “Go Straight” only lane along Lower Kent Ridge Road on 29 Aug 2026 at 7:40am. Under the Road Traffic Act (RTA), for insufficient warning signals, the offence carries a fine of S$150; and for forming up incorrectly when turning left, the offence carries a fine of S$150 and 4 demerit points, in Singapore. *Disclaimer: All videos and contents herein (if any or relevant) are contributed by members of public from various sources and origins. Errors or inaccuracies are unavoidable. For removal…

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Old Man On Personal Mobility Aid Spotted Riding On The Road

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Old man on PMA (Personal Mobility Aids) spotted riding on the road at the traffic junction of Yishun Street 61, near to Yishun Community Hospital on 26 Aug 2026 at 8:16am. Under the Active Mobility Act (AMA), for riding a PMA (Personal Mobility Aids) illegally on public roads or breaching active mobility regulations, the offence carries a fine of S$1,000 and jail terms of up to 3 months (or both) for first-time offenders, and even possible seizure of the non-compliant or illegally used device, in Singapore. *Disclaimer: All videos and…

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Neighbor Dispute Leading To Littering Incidents Along Common Corridor

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Neighbor dispute leading to multiple littering incidents along common corridor area at Blk 182 Rivervale Crescent, level 16. Case is reported to HDB, NEA and Police already. Under the Environmental Public Health Act 1987 (EPHA), it is an offence under section 17(1) to litter from residential flats, as it poses a danger to the public, dirties the environment, and threatens public hygiene. Any individual who litters is liable on conviction to a court fine of up to S$2,000 for a first conviction, S$4,000 for a second conviction, and S$10,000 for…

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Dirtied Flags Spotted Hanging Outside Riversails Condominium

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Dirtied flags spotted hanging outside Riversails condominium along Upper Serangoon Crescent on 23 Aug 2026. Under the National Symbols Act and Regulations, it is illegal to display or cause to be displayed a national flag that is not in a proper and clean condition or is physically damaged, the offence to display of a damaged or dirty flag incurs a maximum penalty of a S$10,000 fine and/or 6 months in jail, in Singapore. *Disclaimer: All videos and contents herein (if any or relevant) are contributed by members of public from…

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Nowadays Even Chickens Know How To Use The Zebra Crossing

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Nowadays even chickens know to use the zebra crossing along West Coast Road on 21 Aug 2026 around 5:12pm. Warning: Under the amended Wildlife Act, for feeding any wildlife, the penalty imposes fines of not more than S$5,000 for first-time offender; and S$10,000 for subsequent offences in Singapore. *Disclaimer: All videos and contents herein (if any or relevant) are contributed by members of public from various sources and origins. Errors or inaccuracies are unavoidable. For removal or correction requests, please PM us at our official Facebook group or page.

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SLM4825A – Nissan Car Failed To Stop And Give Way To Others

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SLM4825A – Nissan car failed to stop (at a filter lane) and give way to other road users and almost caused an accident along Lor 6 Toa Payoh on 6 Aug 2026 at around 12noon. Under the Road Traffic Act (RTA), for failing to come to a complete stop before a mandatory stop line or junction, the offence carries a fine of S$150 and 4 demerit points; and for obstructing the flow of traffic, the offence carries a fine of S$150 and 4 demerit points in Singapore. *Disclaimer: All videos…

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#SFX230E – Honda Car Failed To Stop And Caused Obstruction

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SFX230E – Honda car failed to stop before a stop line and caused obstruction to other road users along Boon Lay Way on 20 Aug 2026 at 7:38am. Under the Road Traffic Act (RTA), for failing to come to a complete stop before a mandatory stop line or junction, the offence carries a fine of S$150 and 4 demerit points; and for obstructing the flow of traffic, the offence carries a fine of S$150 and 4 demerit points in Singapore. *Disclaimer: All videos and contents herein (if any or relevant)…

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