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The Traffic Police will stop issuing physical driving licences in a push towards digitization, but drivers still can request for it if they still want to have a physical licence to keep with them.

Our reader urged LTA and Traffic Police to perform mandatory checks on speed limits of heavy vehicles as he has been seeing many trucks travelling on the 1st lane on expressways. He also hopes this will prevent more accidents involving heavy vehicles.

A reader shared his dissatisfaction about learning driving at the Singapore Safety Driving Centre (SSDC), which does not give learners enough chance to familiarise themselves with the test circuit as compared to other learning centres. What do you think?

Traffic Police officers arrested a 29 year-old motorcyclist near Block 188 Boon Lay Drive after he tried to run from a routine road block in the area.

A netizen is asking for help to find a car that ran over his bike and simply disappeared. His bicycle was later ran over by another taxi.

In a viral message that has been spreading among Singaporeans and posted by social media sites, an anonymous source claims to have compiled a list of common timings and locations for traffic police road blocks!

The news published that it had came to a conclusion that the bus accident on Jan 21 resulting in a death of a cyclist was caused by brakes failure of the bus and I think LTA and Traffic police really have to look into ways to enhance safety of all motorists on the roads.

A Uber private hire driver posted this comment in a local taxi group, prompting netizens to chide the driver for his recklessness. According to the Uber driver, he came across a family of foreign Indian nationals comprising 5 adults and 3 children during one of his bookings.

It seems like the Traffic Police are now taking a no-nonsense approach in the policing of heavy vehicles. They have announced that they are running a month long enforcement operations against errant drivers of heavy vehicles. This comes at the back of two fatal accidents involving heavy vehicles this week, bringing the number of fatalities to three for June alone. Amongst measures adopted by the TP, it would seem like one of those is TP using normal unmarked cars as their enforcement vehicles.

Responding to an incident where a Traffic Police officer in stealth uniform was hit by a white suzuki swift, this crazy yishunite Ng Eng Seng say that the war between Singapore drivers and TP has began and urged more "Road Kill" to happen. He wished that more TP would get bang down and die. After what happen to Thomas Chua, one would expect netizens to use their brains before spouting such nonsense online but maybe Ng Eng Seng is tired of Yishun and wish to accompany Thomas Chua in Changi Chalet.