SG: Heavy traffic expected at checkpoints

SG: Heavy traffic expected at checkpoints

Good Friday is just round the corner! The long weekend will mean an increase in the amount of traffic coming in and going out of Singapore. Thus, heavy traffic is expected at both the Tuas and the Woodlands checkpoints over the long weekend. Commuters are discouraged from walking across the link bridge and into the checkpoints, but rather should opt to use public transport.Pictures used for illustration purposes only.

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