SG: Scania Singapore Unveils Scania Streamline at 10th Anniversary Celebrations
Since the 1970s, Scania has been an active partner in Singapore’s revolution of its transportation system. Today, Singapore Bus Service Transit (SBST) alone has over 1,100 Scania buses and coaches that help form the backbone of Singapore’s above ground public transport system. Its role in Singapore continues to expand in breadth and depth. In 2003, Scania Singapore Pte Ltd was established as a wholly owned subsidiary here.
Scania Singapore Pte Ltd celebrated its 10th anniversary at the MAJ Aviation Hangar. The event was graced by the presence of the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Sweden, His Excellency Sven Håkan Oskar Jevrell. A key highlight of the event was the unveiling of the new Scania Streamline. The long- haulage truck range boasts aerodynamically improved bodywork that help reduce fuel consumption with savings up to 5%. New services are also integrated to enhance the safety and comfort of the drivers and operators, and further assist them in their daily work.
Apology to Chuan Lim group of companies
We would like to extend our sincere apologies to Chuan Lim group of companies for accidentally implicating their tipper truck in a news report titled "SG: Tipper driver arrested after hit and run".
We would like to state that the Chuan Lim tipper truck pictured is in no way connected to the accident mentioned in the news report. The picture used was purely for illustration purposes only and was an oversight on our part.
We regret any distress and embarassment caused to the executives and staff of Chuan Lim group of companies and it was not our intention to defame or implicate them in the news report.
SG: APB Singapore Launches First Digital Public Engagement Campaign Against Drunk-Driving
Asia Pacific Breweries Singapore (APB Singapore) yesterday announced details of a new project that aims at discouraging drinking and driving, and to share creative ways of getting to party without driving. The digital campaign forms part of the on-going "Don't Drive to Drink" campaign launched by the Traffic Police and the Singapore Road Safety Council on Monday.
This is the first year that the annual "Don't Drive to Drink" campaign boasts a digital viral activation. At the heart of the digital activation, is a new micro-site, dontdrive2drink.sg. The micro-site aims to crowd source for creative ways to not drive to drink. Consumers are tasked to give suggestions by using the hash tag "#dontdrive2drink" on their social media pages across Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.