carwizard 1st Gear November 28, 2014 Share November 28, 2014 To all drivers taking AYE towards TUAS: Speed limit isn't at 90km/h throughout the entire expressway! I learnt it the hard way after I was slapped with a fine for driving at 95km/h on the stretch of AYE (around Pioneer area) a few weeks back. It was stated on the slip that the speed limit was only 80km/h. I have driven along that stretch many times and especially after the toll increase at our beloved causeway, I've decided to use TUAS instead since the difference isn't much now. And every single time I would assume that the speed limit is 90km/h. I've always wondered why this was the case and I went back onto the same stretch of AYE and found out that there is actually NO speed limit signage, saying the speed limit is 80km/h, displayed after Corporation Road (next exit after Jurong Town Hall). So naturally it is to be assumed that the speed limit is 90km/h since it is prominently displayed (especially for the speed camera after Kent ridge) all the way up till Jurong area on the AYE. And ALWAYS ALWAYS look out for white uniform men on top of overhead bridges! On my 'investigation trip', I saw one of them with a speed camera on the overhead bridge. They are all out to hunt now. Drive safe and hope this piece of information helps. ↡ Advertisement 8 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vega Turbocharged November 28, 2014 Share November 28, 2014 To all drivers taking AYE towards TUAS: Speed limit isn't at 90km/h throughout the entire expressway! I learnt it the hard way after I was slapped with a fine for driving at 95km/h on the stretch of AYE (around Pioneer area) a few weeks back. It was stated on the slip that the speed limit was only 80km/h. I have driven along that stretch many times and especially after the toll increase at our beloved causeway, I've decided to use TUAS instead since the difference isn't much now. And every single time I would assume that the speed limit is 90km/h. I've always wondered why this was the case and I went back onto the same stretch of AYE and found out that there is actually NO speed limit signage, saying the speed limit is 80km/h, displayed after Corporation Road (next exit after Jurong Town Hall). So naturally it is to be assumed that the speed limit is 90km/h since it is prominently displayed (especially for the speed camera after Kent ridge) all the way up till Jurong area on the AYE. And ALWAYS ALWAYS look out for white uniform men on top of overhead bridges! On my 'investigation trip', I saw one of them with a speed camera on the overhead bridge. They are all out to hunt now. Drive safe and hope this piece of information helps. since you are sure there is no signage, why don't you appeal your case? 2 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
carwizard 1st Gear November 28, 2014 Author Share November 28, 2014 since you are sure there is no signage, why don't you appeal your case? already sent an appeal. waiting for their reply... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Darky8888 4th Gear November 28, 2014 Share November 28, 2014 yup i gotten the summon too... lamp post 345... i gotten 12 demerit points in a month!!!! anymore demerit points then i will have to take the passenger seat liao... 2 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
ChickenMob 6th Gear November 28, 2014 Share November 28, 2014 To all drivers taking AYE towards TUAS: Speed limit isn't at 90km/h throughout the entire expressway! last year I already kena there before. but with warning @95km/hr. there are 2 overhead bridge that stretch they can be at either side. 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Galantspeedz Turbocharged November 28, 2014 Share November 28, 2014 i also kena same place same speed.. i think got 1 signage 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fcw75 Hypersonic November 28, 2014 Share November 28, 2014 Definitely got 80km/h speed limit sign. The cop on top always on the bridge at exit 18. I kenna twice but both times are warning letter. 2 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Galantspeedz Turbocharged November 28, 2014 Share November 28, 2014 Definitely got 80km/h speed limit sign. The cop on top always on the bridge at exit 18. I kenna twice but both times are warning letter. you what speed... nbz i 92 or 95 kena summon liao.. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
1fast1 Supersonic November 28, 2014 Share November 28, 2014 (edited) They want to encourage a nation of road-hogs, and a culture of looking up rather than at the road in front of one. Oh, and make $$$ at our expense, too. Edited November 28, 2014 by Turboflat4 8 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mockngbrd Supersonic November 28, 2014 Share November 28, 2014 (edited) Interestingly, i also just got hit with a love letter from TP. Pie towards Tuas.... i think those new cameras are not very forgiving. I dun remember going above 100. Edited November 28, 2014 by Mockngbrd Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vhtfhwlego Supercharged November 28, 2014 Share November 28, 2014 To all drivers taking AYE towards TUAS: Speed limit isn't at 90km/h throughout the entire expressway! I learnt it the hard way after I was slapped with a fine for driving at 95km/h on the stretch of AYE (around Pioneer area) a few weeks back. It was stated on the slip that the speed limit was only 80km/h. I have driven along that stretch many times and especially after the toll increase at our beloved causeway, I've decided to use TUAS instead since the difference isn't much now. And every single time I would assume that the speed limit is 90km/h. I've always wondered why this was the case and I went back onto the same stretch of AYE and found out that there is actually NO speed limit signage, saying the speed limit is 80km/h, displayed after Corporation Road (next exit after Jurong Town Hall). So naturally it is to be assumed that the speed limit is 90km/h since it is prominently displayed (especially for the speed camera after Kent ridge) all the way up till Jurong area on the AYE. And ALWAYS ALWAYS look out for white uniform men on top of overhead bridges! On my 'investigation trip', I saw one of them with a speed camera on the overhead bridge. They are all out to hunt now. Drive safe and hope this piece of information helps. For my years I already knew limits are 80km/hr after jurong area. No chance to appeal as every slip road to the AYE have speed limit sign. Unless you can spot one slip road that didn't have and no sign along the way until you are candid by the camera. 3 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Volvobrick Supersonic November 28, 2014 Share November 28, 2014 They want to encourage a nation of road-hogs, and a culture of looking up rather than at the road in front of one. Oh, and make $$$ at our expense, too. LTA/TP is so considerate, wanting to counteract the effects of us looking down on smart phones, so when we drive we have to look up towards the overhead bridges now for the sneaky pesty speed traps. Thanks a lot! 3 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Eighttales 5th Gear November 28, 2014 Share November 28, 2014 They want to encourage a nation of road-hogs, and a culture of looking up rather than at the road in front of one. Oh, and make $$$ at our expense, too. the funny thing is, i sent an email to TP asking if lane 1 is an overtaking lane along with a few other questions. its been 1 month and 5 days and they have not replied me. they definitely received my email cause after i sent my email, they sent an auto-generated letter saying thanks for the letter and i should expect a reply in a few days' time. my email is attached below: Hi, I have some questions regarding the usage of Lane 1 on the expressways and I was hoping some clarifications could be made. 1) Is lane 1 designated as an "Overtaking Only" lane? If yes, are drivers allowed to cruise on lane 1? I'm abit confused about this, as I have seen email replies from the TP floating around in the forums, and in the email, it is stated that lane 1 is not an overtaking lane. However, i have found that in the Singapore Statues: http://statutes.agc.gov.sg/aol/search/display/view.w3p;ident=bdaacfdf-e771-4a93-a236-9abdf61f9dc5;page=0;query=CompId%3A760c5d41-d4bf-4688-bc42-a9e6d738376a%20ValidTime%3A20130430000000%20TransactionTime%3A20130430000000;rec=0, part IV point 58 and 59, it states that lane 1 is only for overtaking. As such, would drivers be booked for cruising on lane 1 if they are not overtaking? 2) Is overtaking from the left illegal? If the vehicle A on lane 2 overtakes vehicle B(on lane 1), will vehicle A be booked for overtaking on the left, or vehicle B be booked for road hogging? wonder why they didn't reply. cause cannot copy paste template answer? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Acemundo Supercharged November 28, 2014 Share November 28, 2014 They want to encourage a nation of road-hogs, and a culture of looking up rather than at the road in front of one. Oh, and make $$$ at our expense, too. one thing about their style of enforcing speed limit I don't take too kindly to. they tend to like to place their mobile hidden cam on zone where the statutory imposed speed limit lowers than the preceding stretch. ie very often they place it on 80kmh limit zone not far after 90kmh zone. almost like it is higher chance of them nabbing unsuspecting and unobserving (of the speed limit changes) driver. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Angcheek Hypersonic November 28, 2014 Share November 28, 2014 All money making tactics ... also in PIE , KPE ... they think driver always look out for spees limit only 4 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kb27 Supersonic November 28, 2014 Share November 28, 2014 MY highway speed limit 110km/h. Some exits at KL suddenly 60km/h. Mata wait after that, smiling for those who don't jam brake... 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Galantspeedz Turbocharged November 28, 2014 Share November 28, 2014 one thing about their style of enforcing speed limit I don't take too kindly to. they tend to like to place their mobile hidden cam on zone where the statutory imposed speed limit lowers than the preceding stretch. ie very often they place it on 80kmh limit zone not far after 90kmh zone. almost like it is higher chance of them nabbing unsuspecting and unobserving (of the speed limit changes) driver. 90 than 80 than 90 than 80 than 90 knn!! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stevle 5th Gear November 28, 2014 Share November 28, 2014 Definitely got 80km/h speed limit sign. The cop on top always on the bridge at exit 18. I kenna twice but both times are warning letter. My company workshop nearby. Uncle Sam about 90-95% of the time "hiding" at the center of the bridge filming vehicles. Why I mentioned hiding is becos he can see you but driver's view is blocked by the tree branches. ↡ Advertisement 4 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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