Another holiday, another massive jam. A TikToker on a motorcycle took a video of the tailback of cars from the Bukit Timah Expressway (BKE) to Woodlands Checkpoint to the Johor Bahru Checkpoint on the eve of Chinese New Year. The TikToker, who calls herself Anda The Sea, uploaded the 75-second video on Jan 21. She captioned the video: 'If you...
A TikToker on a motorcycle took a video of the tailback of cars from the Bukit Timah Expressway to Woodlands Checkpoint to the Johor Bahru Checkpoint on the eve of Chinese New Year.She captioned the video: "If you don't have to go, stay home. Let them go back for CNY"
When the TikToker finally reached the Johor Bahru checkpoint at the end of the video, the subtitle says: "Good luck everyone and I hope y'all reach home in time for CNY dinner."On Monday morning , Singapore's Immigration and Checkpoints Authority warned of heavy departure traffic at Woodlands Checkpoint due to tailback from Malaysia.that continuous heavy traffic was expected at the land checkpoints over the CNY holiday period.
"During the year-end holiday season in 2022, more than one million travellers passed through both land checkpoints, with about 361,000 crossing daily. There were several instances of extremely heavy departure traffic on the BKE towards Woodlands Checkpoint due to tailbacks from the Causeway." "ICA anticipates continuous heavy traffic at both land checkpoints with the upcoming Lunar New Year holidays and tailbacks are also expected from Malaysia."
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