With a persistent upward trend in road accidents in the past few years, should the relevant authorities look towards improving the rules on our roads?
The proposed legislative provisions will combat the misuse of PMAs and introduce harsher fines for the illegal alteration of motor vehicles, among others.
You've gotten some experience and no longer need to display the P-plate. But forget these road rules and you could land yourself back in the driving centre.
Read on as we take you through what's in store for those pesky street racers, errant e-bike riders, and those that are just serial repeat offenders.
The amended Road Traffic Act will kick in from 1st February, which includes restricted use of mobile devices when driving. Here are some points to take note of.
More than 20 years ago, the Road Traffic Act made it mandatory for rear-seat passengers who are at least 1.5 metres in height to belt up.
More stringent local traffic laws and higher focus on road safety awareness needed with the increasing number of accidents occurring on our roads.
The number of motorists caught running red lights is up by three percent but more are feared getting away with it due to the lack of surveillance cameras.
Everyone knows that using your handphone without a hands-free set and driving at the same time can be fatal. What else is there to know about this then?