Tag Archives: Petrol

Suraendher Kumarr, the activist behind SG Climate Rally, thinks that Singapore doesn't take climate change seriously enough. In order to go green, Shell must fall.

The SCDF and NEA has moved to quell Singaporeans fear that the strong burning and chemical smell in the North Eastern part of Singapore yesterday was not caused by by any toxic industrial substances in the air and that air quality during the period had been well within safety limits. However, while the assurances means that we are not under any toxic air, both agencies failed to address the source of the smell and smoke.

Tan had apparently stolen licence plates of other cars, and placed it on the Toyota Altis that he was driving, to cover the actual licence plate of his rental car. He then proceeded to pump petrol and driven off without paying for the petrol.

I am actually pleased with the authorities planning to impose 3/4 fuel tank rule for diesel cars too. With so many private hire cars and also many rich cheapos driving diesel cars on the roads now, it's about time we do something like this, otherwise our checkpoints will be jammed like nobody's business. I understand that there are ways to outdo it it to install a device in the car to ensure that fuel tank gauge only points to 3/4 mark and it's widely available in Malaysia. Please check on the spot when the car arrives at the checkpoint and ban this device from being installed in Singapore registered cars, and if any cars were found to have that device installed, kindly impound the cars and make sure that device is removed before the car is allowed to be in the roads and also fine the driver for that.

Singapore registered car SJZ8479U pumped petrol at JB Caltex CIQ but "forget" to pay money. The poor kiosk attendant had to pay out of her own pocket hundred over ringgit. This has nothing to do with nationality but I hope the culprit will faster appear and pay back the money to the makcik attendant. She has been crying over this incident for a few days. This money may be little to you but it means the world to her.

This guy rented my car on 02-Jun, 10pm . Was supposed to return on 03-Jun, 10pm . Everything was as per normal until the time when it is time to return . he requested for extension . i declined because i have other people who want to rent it . he told me he will extend until Monday . i said then you transfer money . At first said driving, then said just send parents home, lastly say only left $150 . i tell him dont bother to extend, just return me back my car . he off phone . texted him alot of times ! even went up to his house, the wife said he has not been staying there for many months . left with no choice, we left . TILL 2AM, text me and said my car is at Geylang Lorong 22 . still can alibaba said someone ask him to put the car there . and said got people look after the car . anyway, i went over, Car in the middle of roadside, keys inside car, door not locked . nobody there ! Petrol used finish . its FUCKING irresponsible of HIM ! oh ya, he also stole a Usb Cable and air refreshner in my car . really cheap !

The current oil price might drop to $10 a barrel. It's time for the Singapore government to lower household electric tariff, gas and petrol cost? While in US, the price of petrol and gas have been falling tremendously. As such, US citizens are paying much lower than before for petrol, gas and fuel cost. Surprisingly, major petroleum companies and Singapore Power have not lower the price and continue to make huge profits from consumers.

My uncle working as pump attendant in SHELL petrol station @ Woodlands Ave 9. he related this story to us last night during our family dinner. He told us last Wednesday (21 Oct 2015), a luxurious white colour Lexus with plate SKD2952M pumped petrol at pump 5. then the male middle age Chinese driver walk to the cashier counter, macam like he want to pay. After the driver returned from the cashier, he coolly start his engine and wanted to move off.

Noting that some of the petrol prices were raised beyond the levels of the duty hike, Mr Seah Seng Choon, executive director of the Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE), said it was understandable for the petrol companies to increase prices following the levy hike. But he pointed out: “They should not increase more than what the tax requires them to and if they do that, they are profiteering from the situation.”

Pump prices across all four petrol companies were up on Tuesday, following Monday's Budget announcement of a hike in petrol duties. The most popular grade of petrol, 95-octane, now costs between $2.01 and $2.04 per litre. Premium grade petrol, such as 98-octane, now ranges from $2.20 a litre at the Singapore Petroleum Company, to $2.65 for Shell's V-Power. All prices are before discount.