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Scholars only noe how to think in terms of $$$.

New tunnel cause jam ah..it can't be, you never look at the bigger picture. Never mind, in order to ease the jam and allow more singaporeans for own cars, we can install more ERPs and raise the price to $6. Remember, we're doing this for your own good! Its better to take your medicine all at once now. [sleeping]

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Inside info:

 

Since the opening of KPE last fri, alot of vehicles had been kena by the speed cam in the tunnel. Majority is Taxis [laugh][laugh]

Pls take note [sweatdrop][sweatdrop]

 

kenna the speed cam how ah?

 

i am so ignorant.. didnt realise that it is only bloody 70km/h.. that's crazy.. [thumbsdown][thumbsdown]

 

i think better complain to LTA before they issue me court letter

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NEW Price List from TP...

Be careful on the the road. It's not cheap.

 

Price increase without further notice.

 

Speeding:

Exceeding 1 - 20km/h = $130 + 4 demerit points.

Exceeding 21 - 30km/h = $150 + 6 demerit points.

Exceeding 31 - 40km/h = $180 + 8 demerit points.

Exceeding 41 - 50km/h = $200 + 12 demerit points + Court.

Exceeding 51 - 60km/h = $200 + 18 demerit points + Court.

Exceeding >61km/h = $200 + 24 demerit points + Court.

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The ECP exit is so near Sheares Bridge, sure jam in peak hour. Another exit (PIE sim ave) sure jam.

 

before they open oridi jam.. now more jam.. [shakehead][shakehead]

 

Is there a jam at all? First tried it out ECP - Kallang (PIE towards Tuas) this evening around 6:30pm and it was absolutely smooth sailing. When are the 'jam' hours? And in which direction?

 

The KPE is a great way of bypassing the PIE towards Tuas slow traffic (from Eunos exit all the way till Kallang). But will still jam near the BKE exit! [sweatdrop]

 

As for the 70km/h speed limit, it's very clearly indicated now. Lots of warning signs. Although I could not spot any obvious cameras [confused]

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no need. 7 years back, I was suspended for doing 145kph on a 90kph road. It was a good lesson to curb my wildness.

 

When to court and almost lost my licences if my officer never pleaded on my behalf. I exceeded by 55kph. Not yet 60kph.

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i only saw the warning signs today...

 

"do not speed", "speed camera ahead" "70km/h" etc..

 

last week when i drove... I dont think i saw...

Anyone can confirm?

 

So far, anyone kenna the summon? can appeal or not?

 

I don't know how fast I drove.. But definitely normal highway speed.. don't know got exceed 100km/h

 

then the flash super bright... i knew i kenna flashed.. but didnt know was by the speed camera.

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i see.. thanks.. it's ok.. just that didnt expect to have such slow speed limit at highways..

 

frankly speaking.. to solve the traffic congestion problem, 1 way they can do is to INCREASE the speed limit.

 

come on.. in this modern world, most cars can definitely do at least 100km/h normal speed. why stick to 90km/h? so many drivers while trying to keep to the speed limit, they can step on brake pedal even when there's no cars in front. this will only casue traffic to slow down, and worse, causing accidents.

 

while some drivers can still drive at 90km/h on the 1st lane, while faster cars come behind them. at least should have the courtesy to give way to faster vehicles.. in this instance, i feel that the malaysians are doing a very good job. i love driving in malaysia more than in singapore.. as i feel that driving in singapore is so stressful.

constantly got to look out for speed trap camera, or overhead bridge laser etc.

 

notwithstanding, got to look out for road hoggers on the 1st lane. all the while, i thought it is basic courtesy, or very common sense to give way? high beam them, yet purposely going at an even slower speed..

 

having said that, maybe LTA should really consider increasing the speed limit on highways to 100km/h, if not 110km/h. this will ease the congestion.

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