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Singapore cracks down on speeding and queue-cutting at Woodlands Checkpoint from Feb. 13–17 ahead of Chinese New Year.
Starting February 13, Singapore’s ICA and Traffic Police will intensify enforcement at Woodlands Checkpoint through February 17 to crack down on speeding and queue-cutting ahead of Chinese New Year.
Eight violations were recorded in January, prompting stricter measures including entry bans for foreign drivers and referrals for local vehicles.
Offenders caught cutting queues must rejoin the back of the line.
Authorities warn of "very heavy traffic" from February 13 to 23 at Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints, urging travelers to check conditions, follow instructions, maintain lane discipline, and avoid contraband like e-vaporizers, firecrackers, and bak kwa.
Singapur toma medidas enérgicas contra el exceso de velocidad y el corte de colas en el puesto de control de Woodlands desde el 13 de febrero de 2017, antes del Año Nuevo Chino.