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  • Singapore to match Malaysia's tolls at Causeway from 1st October

    12 Sep 2014

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    Singapore will revise its toll charges at the Causeway to match those of Malaysia and the new fees will kick in on the 1st of October.


    The Straits Times reported that from 1st October, Singapore's toll charges for all vehicles, except motorcycles, leaving across the Causeway will be increased to match the new Malaysian fee.

    Cars leaving Singapore can now expect to pay $3.80, up from $1.20. A new fee of $2.70 will also to be introduced for cars entering the country.

    Vans and light goods vehicles departing Singapore will pay $5.80, up from $1.90. In addition, $4.00 will be charged for vans and light goods vehicles entering Singapore.

    The largest increase in toll charges will affect heavy goods vehicles, a difference of $5.10, from $2.60 to $7.70 for leaving the country. Those entering the Republic will need to pay $5.30.

    On the other hand, taxis will see the smallest increase of $1.30 from $0.60 to $1.90 from 1st October. Taxis entering Singapore will pay $1.40.

    For buses leaving Singapore, they will have to pay $3.10, up $2.10 from $1.00. Buses entering Singapore can expect to pay $2.20.
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    Singapore to match Malaysia's tolls at Causeway from 1st October

    12 Sep 2014

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    Singapore will revise its toll charges at the Causeway to match those of Malaysia and the new fees will kick in on the 1st of October.


    The Straits Times reported that from 1st October, Singapore's toll charges for all vehicles, except motorcycles, leaving across the Causeway will be increased to match the new Malaysian fee.

    Cars leaving Singapore can now expect to pay $3.80, up from $1.20. A new fee of $2.70 will also to be introduced for cars entering the country.

    Vans and light goods vehicles departing Singapore will pay $5.80, up from $1.90. In addition, $4.00 will be charged for vans and light goods vehicles entering Singapore.

    The largest increase in toll charges will affect heavy goods vehicles, a difference of $5.10, from $2.60 to $7.70 for leaving the country. Those entering the Republic will need to pay $5.30.

    On the other hand, taxis will see the smallest increase of $1.30 from $0.60 to $1.90 from 1st October. Taxis entering Singapore will pay $1.40.

    For buses leaving Singapore, they will have to pay $3.10, up $2.10 from $1.00. Buses entering Singapore can expect to pay $2.20.
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