SG: FB page shares information on reckless drivers

One lucky Oneshift reader, Mr Adrian Seah, recently walked away from our office with a brand new ASUS Nexus 7 tablet after winning our lucky draw by signing up for our Oneshift Android App during the SITEX 2013 event. Picked from a pool of thousands, Mr Seah was pleasantly surprised by his win just before the New Year. 

Transport Minister, Lui Tuck Yew, announced via Facebook on Tuesday that further improvements will be made to the new MCE to make travel smoother. One of the planned refinements is to put up more signs to help guide motorists on the fatest way to reach their destinations. Not only that, information on distance will be put up as well; the signs will be put at a fixed distance away from the exit, to reduce the amount of last minute swerving into the lane to get off the expressway.  The LTA have made some immediate adjustments since the opening of the MCE; a short stretch of Central Boulevard have been converted from two to four lanes to cope with the added traffic, signages have been improved and traffic light timings have been optimised. One marked improvement straightaway is the smoother traffic flow. As compared to the 1st 2 days, traffic on the MCE has been more smooth flowing, with lower traffic volume and more familiarity among motorists touted as the main reason in the reduction of bottlenecks.

From all of us at the Oneshift office, we would like to thank all our readers, partners and friends for another great year.  We would like to wish everyone a very Happy New Year and a wonderful 2014 ahead!