SG: New flyover along PIE completed
The LTA has completed the construction of a new flyover along the west-bound route of the PIE from Clementi Avenue 6. Motorists heading towards PIE (Tuas) from Clementi Avenue 6 can now utilise the new flyover to get to their destination. The new road will be opened to commuter traffic from Sunday, 16 August 2015, at 05.00am. Pictures used for illustration purposes only.
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11 Aug 2015
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