Motorists will not be able to make a right turn into Woodlands Checkpoint from Woodlands Centre Road from July 17, with buses and authorised vehicles the only exemptions. The Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) said on Facebook on Thursday that motorists are to use...
Motorists will not be able to make a right turn into Woodlands Checkpoint from Woodlands Centre Road from July 17, with buses and authorised vehicles the only exemptions.
This new rule will be imposed at all times, including public holidays, and signs will be placed along the nearby roads to remind motorists of the change.
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